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Date: 1/22/97; 11:25:15 AM
From: Jason Wendtland <wendtlaj@uwec.edu>
Subject: Let your love flow- Bellamy Brothers

Let you love flow
By: Bellamy Brothers

Capo on 1st
Key of D#
Intro D  G  D  G

          D   
There's a reason for the sunshiny sky
          D
There's a reason why I'm, feeling so high
            A                                       D        G
Must be the season when those love lights shine all around us
            D
So let that feeling grab you deep inside
             D
And send you reeling where your love can't hide
            A                                            D
And then go stealing through the moonlit night with your lover


Chorus
              G
Just let your love flow like a mountain stream
             D
And let your love grow with the smallest of dreams
             A 						     D
And let your love show and you'll know what I mean- it's the season
         G   
Let your love fly like a bird on the wind
	     D
And let your love find you to all living things
             A      					        D
And let your love shine and you'll know what I mean- that's the reason.

          D
There's a reason for the warm sweet nights
 	      D
and there's a reason for the candle lights
	    A					    D	     G
must be the season when those love lights shine all around us
 	    D
So let that wonder take you into space
	    D
And lay you under its loving embrace
	      A						D
Just feel the thunder as it warms your face- you can't hold back

Chorus
Chorus and fade
						Jason A. Wendtland