THE LOVE INSIDE
(Barry, Maurice, Robin and Andy Gibb (m & l) )

As sung by Barbra Streisand 1980 < Guilty >

So the word is goodbye
Makes no difference how the tears are cried
It's over.

And my heart lives alone
I can make believe you need me
When it's over.

And we can't take it home
The fire that was burning
When all around was turning
And we were cruising for the ride.

Gotta give a little of the love inside
Not to take it all and watch me fall
I got me lovin' you
I had you lovin' me.

And we both played along
Love is easy on the young
Life was together.
As the world fades away into yesterday
I'm losing you, forever.

I'm just an empty shell
With nothing for tomorrow
I'm here to face the sorrow
The dream we sailed was far and wide.

Gotta give a little of the love inside
Not to take apart this breaking heart
I got me lovin' you
I had you lovin' me.

(bridge)

So the word is goodbye
Makes no difference how the tears are cried
It's over.

And my heart lives alone
I can make believe you need me
When it's over.

And we can't take it home
The fire that was burning
When all around was turning
The dream we sailed was far and wide.
[Chorus and Streisand]
(Gotta give a little of the love inside)
Gotta give a little of the love inside
The love inside, the love inside.

(Gotta give a little of the love inside)
Gotta give a little of the love, inside
The love inside, the love inside.

(Gotta give a little of the love inside)
The love inside, the love inside.

Ooo ooo ooo oo

Gotta give a little of the love
The love inside, the love inside, love inside.

Gotta give a little of the love
The love inside, the love inside
The love inside, the love inside

(fade)
Notes:

The cowriter, Barry Gibb was one of the Bee Gees, 
a British pop music group. The 3 brothers (Barry, 
Maurice and Robin) hailed from The Isle of Man and 
lived in the British Isles until the 1950s. Andy Gibb 
joined his brothers at a later date. Only one of the 
original Bee Gees lives on today (Barry). Their 
astounding run of 56 years (as of 2013) writing, 
producing and singing their own pop music creations, 
have resulted in sales of over 220 million units.

Albhy Galuten, a cowriter here and an American 
multi-talented record producer et al, was noted for 
creating the first commercial drum loop. He used it 
in one of the Bee Gees more popular disco productions 
in 1977,  (Stayin' Alive).

Barbra Streisand is an American singer song writer who 
also acts, produces and directs films. She has won a 
host of entertainment awards too numerous to mention.

Interestingly, it is generally held that the early 
reference to the group as the 'BGs' did not refer 
to the brothers per se but to an initial Australian 
promoter and Barry Gibb who both had the same initials. 
This was expanded later to the Bee Gees.




(Transcribed by David Story - March 2014)