Bowm, bowm
Everybody in the hotel
Bowm, bowm
Everybody in the motel

Don't knock if the door to my suite is closed
You should've come to the show
But you didn't, now you wishing that you had
Had to go to Jimmy Buffet with your Dad
With life it's Game 7 every single night

You have to put it on the line
To step inside

Transmit your love to me
And silently make me whole again
Transmit your love to me

Bowm, bowm
Put your ear to the door and
Bowm, bowm
Put your face to the floor and
Through the cracks,
See the people kicking it inside
And leavin' it all behind
In the name of love, we raise the roof
In the name of love, do what we came to do
In a town tonight where the streets have no names

And everybody feels the same
The outside world is a Goddamned shame

Transmit your love to me
And silently make me whole again
Transmit your love to me
(Come on)

Tell your leaders love is in town
To turn this whole thing upside down
We can't take it anymore (can't take it anymore)

Come on!

Tell your leaders love is in town
To turn this whole thing upside down
We can't take it anymore

Transmit your love to me
And silently make me whole again
Transmit your love to me


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Transmit Your Love Lyrics as written by Chad David Taylor Chad Alan Gracey

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    This song reminds me the movie "PERFUME", where everybody gathers for the hero' s execution. But still a useless song, one of the worses in the album like the album itself is.

    Burakon April 27, 2010   Link

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