Whole Love

Jeff Tweedy / Patrick Sansone

My gold marigolds attack
My black bed of roses
I'm going to bring 'em all back
With hypnosis Ho

And I know that I won't be
The easiest to set free
And I know that I won't be the last
Cold captain tied to the mast

I recall you on the telephone
I recall when you get mad
I will still love you to death
And I won't ever forget how

And I know that it won't be
The easiest to set free
And I know that I won't be the last
Cold captain tied to the mast

I'm on the other side
I'm satisfied
I'm a spirit dove
I'm looking for your love

I'm simple as a matter of fact
A punch in the nose don't overreact
I will still love you to death
And I won't ever forget how

And I know that I won't be
The easiest to set free
And I know that I won't be the last
Cold captain tied to the mast

And I know that I won't be the one
To securely know when it's wrong
But I hope I know when it's past
And I hope I know when to show you my
Whole love
Whole love
Whole love
Whole love
Whole love
Whole love
Whole love
I won't ever forget how

Trivia about the song Whole Love by Wilco

When was the song “Whole Love” released by Wilco?
The song Whole Love was released in 2011, on the album “The Whole Love”.
Who composed the song “Whole Love” by Wilco?
The song “Whole Love” by Wilco was composed by Jeff Tweedy and Patrick Sansone.

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