Shower The People

James Taylor

You can play the game,
and you can act out the part,
but you know it wasnt written for you,
Tell me how can you stand there,
with your broken heart,
afraid of playing the fool,
One thing can be to another,
It dont take any sacrifice,
Oh, Father, and Mother,
Sister and Brother,
If it feels right,
Than dont think twice,
Just shower the people you love with love,
Show them the way that you feel,
Things are gonna be just fine,
if you only will,
You can run, but you can not hide,
This is widely known,
Tell me how can you stand there,
with your foolish pride,
when your all by yourself alone,
Once you tell somebody the way that you feel,
You can feel it beginning to ease,
I guess its true what they say,
about the squeaky wheel,
always getting the grease,
So you just, Shower the people you love with love,
Show them the way you feel,
Things are gonna be much better,
if you only will, do as i say, now,
Shower the people you love with love,
Show them the way you feel,
Things are gonna be just fine, if you only will
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