"Love And Happiness" lyrics

"Love And Happiness"

Love and happiness (yeah)
Something that can make you do wrong
Make you do right
Love...

Love and happiness

(Wait a minute)
Something's going wrong
Someone's on the phone
Three o'clock in the morning
Talking about how she can make it right (well)

Happiness is when you really feel good about somebody
There's nothing wrong
Bing in love with someone
(Yeah. Oh baby)

Love and happiness
(Love and happiness)

(Have to say)
Love and happiness
(Love and happiness)

You be good to me
I'll be good to you
We'll be together
We'll see each other
Walk away with victory

(Oh baby)
Love and happiness
(Love and happiness)

(Hey hey hey)
Make you do right
Love'll make you do wrong
Make you come home early
Make you stay out all night long
The power of love
(Wait a minute, let me tell you)
The power of love
The power...
Make you do right
Love'll make you do wrong

(Love and happiness)

Love'll make you wanna dance and sing
Make you wanna dance

Love and happiness

Love is...
(Wait a minute)
Love is...
Walkin' together
Talkin' together
Singin' together
Prayin' together
Say, I wanna moan, say..
Moan for love, I say...
Let me moan for love, I say...
Wanna moan for love
Talkin' about the power...


Writer(s): Mabon Hodges, Al L. Green
"Love And Happiness" was first released on Al Green's album "I'm Still in Love with You" (1972). An edited version of the song was released as a single in the USA in 1977.
Al Green once said, "Sixty percent of my audience are women. And a woman is more sensitive than a man, especially in the area of love and happiness."
Guitarist Mabon Hodges, who co-wrote this song with Al Green, said about it, "'Love and Happiness' was the last song we cut for that album. We cut it live with Al, and we had a hard time getting the timing right after Al's intro into the song. On the studio version, you can hear me count off the time on a Coke crate that was near my foot."
London Records released "Love and Happiness" as a UK single on the 27th of April 1973. The B-side was "So You're Leaving".