Let me know, let me know
Let me know, let me know
Let me know

When I feel what I feel
Sometimes it's hard to tell you so
You may not be in the mood to learn what you think you know

There are times when I find
You want to keep yourself from me
When I don't have the strength, I'm just a mirror of what I see

But at your best you are love
You're a positive motivating force within my life
Should you ever feel the need to wonder why
Let me know, let me know

La
Let me know

When you feel what you feel
Oh, how hard for me to understand
So many things have taken place before this love affair began

But if you feel, oh, like I feel
Confusion can give way to doubt
For there are times when I fall short of what I say
What I say I'm all about, all about

But at your best you are love
You're a positive motivating force within my life
Should you ever feel the need to wonder why
Let me know, let me know

Tell me what it is (tell me what it is)
There's no need to make-believe
(Make-believe, no need to make believe)
Look beyond your world (look beyond your world)
Try to find a place for me
(Try and find, find a place for me)
'Cause

At your best you are love
You're a positive motivating force within my life
Should you ever feel the need to wonder why
Let me know, let me know

Let me know, let me know, let me know
Ohh-oh
See, stay at your best baby


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At Your Best (You Are Love) Lyrics as written by Ernie Isley Chris Jasper

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    I think this is one of the best covers i've ever heard....

    mrsivrajon December 13, 2007   Link
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    im really surprised that this only has one comment. can anyone tell me what this song is about? i tried to analyze it for myself but....yeah...clueless.

    ttishy15on February 06, 2010   Link

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