You used to celebrate it
When I came in at 6 am
Ooh babe
I could never really fake it
Cause I was in love again
Love dont prove
Love dont prove Im right
Love dont prove
Love dont prove Im right
You used to sing and shout it
Showing me what you got
Ooh babe
I could never really doubt it
Cause baby you got such a lot
Love dont prove
Love dont prove Im right
No no
Love dont prove
Love dont prove
Ooh you used to celebrate
Ooh now you have to wait
Youre gonna wait
Love dont prove
Love dont prove Im right
No no no no no no
Love dont prove
Love dont prove
If you need a hand to guide you
Let me be your northern light
You could give me all of your lovin
And Ill make everything alright
Love dont prove
Love dont prove Im right
No no no
Love dont prove
Love dont prove Im right
Love dont prove
Love dont prove that Im right
Oh yeah
John Charles Waite (born July 30, 1953) is a British singer-songwriter and musician known for his powerful voice and emotionally charged rock ballads. He began his career in the 1970s with the band The Babys, achieving international success with songs like "Every Time I Think of You" and "Isn't It Time". After the band disbanded, Waite embarked on a highly successful solo career, releasing albums such as "No Brakes" (1984) and "Downtown Life" (1989), which spawned hits like "Missing You" and "Change". He has collaborated with artists such as Mick Jagger and Robert Plant. Waite is considered an icon of British rock from the 1980s, appreciated for his authenticity and energetic performances.
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