Chloe le Fay is right, it's written for his wife Mary. Robert said this about lovesong: "Yeah, it was cause me 'n' Mary got married last year and I couldn't think of what to give her, for a wedding present (laughs), so I wrote her that song... cheap and cheerful... she would've preferred diamonds, I think, but... I dunno... she might look back and be glad that I gave her that."
I like the way he put it. He's not presuming that she's gonna like the song or that it's gonna be the song to end all songs. It's an appeal, and in my opinion, a pretty near perfect one.
I like the way he put it. He's not presuming that she's gonna like the song or that it's gonna be the song to end all songs. It's an appeal, and in my opinion, a pretty near perfect one.
Chloe le Fay is right, it's written for his wife Mary. Robert said this about lovesong: "Yeah, it was cause me 'n' Mary got married last year and I couldn't think of what to give her, for a wedding present (laughs), so I wrote her that song... cheap and cheerful... she would've preferred diamonds, I think, but... I dunno... she might look back and be glad that I gave her that."
I like the way he put it. He's not presuming that she's gonna like the song or that it's gonna be the song to end all songs. It's an appeal, and in my opinion, a pretty near perfect one.
I like the way he put it. He's not presuming that she's gonna like the song or that it's gonna be the song to end all songs. It's an appeal, and in my opinion, a pretty near perfect one.