歌手:Todd and Jingyu
所屬專輯：Find Me Find You：A Story
歌曲:Talk About Love mp3
Talk About Love Todd and Jingyu歌詞
歌詞出處:5nd音樂網http://www.pengxunkeji.cn/ting/631037.html
Talk About Love
演唱：Todd and Jingyu
詞曲、編曲：Todd Lerner
Words and Music by Todd Lerner
Additional Words by Jingyu Yao
Jingyu honey, I’ve been thinking about something
Tell me about it
We have a great relationship, so I was wondering
What makes a good romantic relationship?
That’s a really good question
Well first, doesn’t each person separately need to have their act together?
Must be, I think both need to be independent
Independent, that’s the word
So, two independent people join forces
I think they should probably hold the same general beliefs
I’d even say those beliefs should be in line with
Actual existence, otherwise
Wouldn’t that make for unstable ground on which to even begin?
Yes, that’s the foundation
I know everyone thinks that what they believe is true
So all I’m saying is
If they’re right, then that’s good for a relationship
And if theyre wrong, then that might not be very helpful

That’s a nice way to put it
And the word "communication" is used a lot
Which is important
And we always try to think of win/win solutions
Yes, I really like that
And if a couple starts off with the things we just talked about
Then as issues come up
They’re probably more able to resolve things constructively
And win/win in the first place
Without evasion
I totally agree
Yeah. Another thing is that
Men and women are different
They’re of a different sex
A man penetrates and a woman receives
Is there a possible connection there
To men being more aggressive in ways
And women being more patient
Since she has to wait for a man before
Anything can really happen?
I know this isn’t your specific problem
My sweet, beautiful girl
But philosophically...
Can’t man plus woman be a more
Fully-effective human team?
Can’t they potentially have a better and happier life
Than either could separately?
Of course, they compliment each other
They can benefit from the strength of the opposite gender
Nicely put. This is all interesting, don’t you think?
I do, it’s worth talking about
(C) Todd Lerner, 2017