The Velvet Underground — Some Kinda Love 1969 The Velvet Underground Live

[Intro] The next song we like to do... by the way, we haven't done it before here, but I guess we should introduce ourselves. My name is Lou, that's Maureen on drums, that's Sterling over there, and that's my brother Doug on the bass. This a song called "Some Kind of Love", which is a dialogue between a guy named Tom and a girl named Marguerita. He's just trying to drink her like Tequila and she doesn't like being sold through [?], that's what this song's about [Verse 1] Some kinds of love, Marguerita told Tom Between thought and expression lies a lifetime Situations arise because of the weather And no kinds of love are better than others [Verse 2] Some kinds of love, now Marguerita told Tom Like a dirty French novel combines the absurd with the vulgar Now baby some kinds of love, the possibilities are endless And for me to miss one would seem to be groundless [Verse 3] I heard what you said, Marguerita heard Tom And of course you're a bore but at that you're not charmless 'Cause a bore is a straight line that finds a wealth in division Some kinds of love are mistaken for vision, whoa La-de-ta-ta-ta [Verse 4] Put jelly on your shoulder Hey babe, lie down upon the carpet Let us do what you fear most But which still makes your eyes moist [Verse 5] Oh put jelly on your shoulder, ooh Lie down upon the carpet Between thought and expression Let us now kiss the culprit Whoa, oh whoa whoa whoa La-de-ta-ta-ta [Outro] I don't know just what it's all about But put on your red pajamas baby and find out Whoa whoa whoa La-de-ta-ta-ta Whoa whoa whoa whoa La-de-ta-ta-ta