The Look Of Love(Chords)

	        +Intro   
 F G Am G  X4 


       F                  G           Em           F 
When your world is full of strange arrangements 
      F                  G          Em     F 
And gravity won't pull you through 
F                                G        Em        F 
You know you're missing out on something 
F                              G            Em  F 
Well that something depends on you 

F        G 
All I'm saying 
Em         F 
It takes a lot to love you 
F        G 
All I'm doing 
Em          F 
You know it's true 
F      G 
All I  mean now 
           Em               F                             G 
There's one thing yes one thing that turns this 
Em            F 
gray sky to blue 

 
F             G                    Am 
That's the look, that's the look 
      G         F 
The look of love  
 Am G Am   

When your girl has left you out on the pavement 
(goodbye) 
Then your dreams fall apart at the seams 
Your reason for living's your reason for leaving 
Don't ask me what it means 


Who got the look? 
I don't know the answer to that question 
Where's the look? 
If I knew I would tell you 
What's the look? 
Look for your information 
Yes there's one thing, the one thing that still holds true 
What's that? 

(CHORUS again) 

Interlode: 
 Am  G  Em  F  Am  G  Em  G  

If you judge a book by the cover 

Then you judge the look by the lover 
I hope you'll soon recover 
Me I go from one extreme to another 

And all my friends just might ask me 
They say, Martin maybe one day you'll find true love 
And I say, Maybe there must be a solution to 
The one thing, the one thing we can't find 

That's the look, that's the look 
Sisters and brothers 
That's the look, that's the look 
Should help each other 
That's the look, that's the look 
Oh oh oh 
Heavens above 
That's the look, that's the look 
Hip hip hooray ay 
That's the look, that's the look 
Yippie ai yippee aiay 
That's the look, that's the look 
Be lucky in love 
Am   G  Am 
Look of love
	        

Written by Martin Fry/Dee Palmer/Steve Singleton/Mark White