Love Or Loneliness Lyrics - Ross (1983) - Diana Ross

Had a nice time 

I enjoyed the picture show 

When you walked me to my door 

I knew I wanted more 

When I asked you in 

It was already getting late 

Though I knew better 

I didn't eaven hesitate 

I like the way you hold me 

And make me feel so good 

Though I say I wouldn't 

You kinda knew that I would 

It's been so long since I've 

Been with a man 

Better ask myself 

While I still can 

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Is this love or is it just loneliness 

When the sun comes up is this something we will both regret 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

We ought to stop and ask ourselves is it really worth it 

And how about you 

Do you really want me 

Or am I just here 

To please your masculinity 

You don't see me emough 

To let me know you care 

You know the worst thing for a woman 

Is a sometime love affair 

Seems like every time 

I satisfy your needs 

You don't call me back 

For two or three weeks 

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What am I gonna do 

I just can't fight 

The temptation of loving you 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

When the sun comes up is this something we will both regret 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

We ought to stop and ask ourselves is it really worth it 

Sometimes it's hard 

To tel the difference 

I'm just not sure 

if it's worth it 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

When the sun comes up is this something we will both regret 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

We ought to stop and ask ourselves is it really worth it 

'Cause you never show up 'til midnight 

Then you go home early 

Now you know that ain't right 

I've got a question I wanna ask you 

Do you really love me or am I just a fool 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

When the sun comes up is this something we will both regret 

Is this love or is it just loneliness 

We ought to stop and ask ourselves is it really worth it