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“Love Ain’t for Keeping” is a song written by Pete Townshend and originally released by The Who on their 1971 album Who’s Next. Its themes include the joy of physical love, the power of nature and the need to live for the moment.
At two minutes and ten seconds, it’s the shortest song on Who’s Next....
[Verse 1]
Laying on my back
In the newly-mown grass
Rain is coming down
But I know the clouds will pass
You bring me tea
Say the babe's a-sleeping
Lay down beside me
Love ain't for keeping
[Verse 2]
Black ash from the foundry
Hangs like a hood
But the air is perfumed
By the burning firewood
The seeds are bursting
The spring's a-seeping
Lay down, my darling
Love ain't for keeping
Lay down beside me
Love ain't for keeping
[Outro]
Lay down beside me
Love ain't for keeping
Lay down, my darling
Love ain't for keeping
Love Ain’t For Keeping was written by Pete Townshend.
Love Ain’t For Keeping was produced by Glyn Johns & The Who.
The Who released Love Ain’t For Keeping on Sat Aug 14 1971.