Love Has a Language of its Own

The music of this song is based on the classic Irish reel, "Drowsy Maggie". Lyrics adapted from “Mute Courtship” by Thomas Moore (1779-1852) and “Dear Dark Head”, 18th century anonymous. Featuring fun times in Kilcock, Co. Kildare, and other places in Ireland.
Words, music and production by Randy Greb at Randolph Studios, Corvallis, OR.
Randy Greb, TunesToPeace Records, copyright 2023
Video by GrebGraphics Visual Arts Studio.
Love has a language of its own, a voice that goes
From heart to heart whose mystic tone, love only knows
The flower that I now, kiss silently
Far more than words will they show, How I worship thee
Love only knows
Put your head darling, darling, darling
Your lovely black hair my heart below
With mouth of honey and lips so adoring
Who with a heart in their chest, Could deny you love
Does it not speak beyond all words, Of poets art?
EmWords we all know within our Cselves, love only knows
A gentle look within your eyes, touch of velvet hand
Your warmth against my side, speaks to all I hear
Love only knows
Put your head darling, darling, darling
Your lovely black hair my heart below
With mouth of honey and lips so adoring
Who with a heart in their chest, Could deny you love
Love has a language of its own, a voice that goes
From heart to heart whose mystic tone, love only knows
Featuring guitar, bass, bodhran drum, flute (M-audio ProKeys 88 into Logic ProX software instrument track), and tambourine.
Aerial video of Ireland courtesy of Maurice Supple and Kelly Lacy at pexels.com