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To Be Loved - Melissa Etheridge



     
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Welcome to the planet Earth
Welcome to the heroes fall
This is a thing called birth
The forgetting you knew it all
This is called your first step
This is called your first time
This is called your first break
The one that locks your mind
The one where you thought
That you had died
The one where you screamed
And you cried
I'm still waiting to be loved
I'm still hoping there's enough
The constant wanting to be loved
To be loved, to be loved, to be loved
Welcome to the race of rats
Welcome to eternal blame

The trick is to stay asleep
The key is to play the game
But don't let them see you cry
Cover the hole inside
And I'm still waiting to be loved
The constant hoping there's enough
The constant wanting to be loved
To be loved, to be loved, to be loved
To be loved, oh
Welcome to the planet Earth
Welcome to the heroes call
This is a thing called birth
Come on remember, you knew it all
But there's no love
From someone else
If I can't love myself
And I'm still waiting to be loved
Oh, I'm still waiting
I'm still waiting, oh, to be loved, to be loved
I'm still waiting to be loved, to be loved, to be loved
I'm still waiting, ooh, ooh, ooh
I'm still waiting
If I can't love myself
If I can't love myself
I'm still waiting, waiting
I'm still waiting to be loved

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Melissa Etheridge (born May 29, 1961, in Leavenworth, Kansas) has produced eight albums since signing her first major recording contract in 1987. Three of them have gone multi-platinum: Melissa Etheridge (1988), Yes I Am (1993) and Your Little Secret (1996). Two others, Brave & Crazy (1989) and Never Enough (1992) went platinum, and Breakdown (1999) went gold.

In 2007, her song "I Need to Wake Up" from the documentary An Inconvenient Truth took home an Academy Award for Best Song.

She has won the Grammy award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance twice in her career, for the song "Ain't It Heavy" in 1992 and "Come to My Window", in 1994.

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