“Ubiquitous Love” – a song about being in love. A jangly, jangly guitar-driven love song to my wife, Juliet. When one is in love, it is pervasive, ubiquitous. Even “in the heat of a fight” the knowledge and imprint of loving that person is absolutely persistent. More testimony to its power.

Lyrics

Ubiquitous Love (Literally Everywhere)

Start of the day
First thing you say
Is “Hello, my darling!”
I know that all will be OK
I see your face smiling

Much younger then
When we first met
The world still
Stretched
Before us

Already then
Over and over again
I said

In the middle of the night
I love you
In the first morning light
I love you
In the heat of a fight
I love you
I love you literally everywhere

End of the day
Last thing you say
Before sleep takes over
Is “Goodnight, my love”
“Love you so much”
Cuddle up a bit closer

Older today
Time slips away
Life more behind
Than before us

Don’t want to wait
Until it’s too late
To tell you

In the middle of the night
I love you
In the first morning light
I love you
In the heat of a fight
I love you
I love you literally anywhere

You know the times
When we fight
We can’t stand the sight
Of each other

But on the whole
God only knows
I love you literally
All the time

In the middle of the night
I love you
In the first morning light
I love you
In the heat of a fight
I love you
I love you literally everywhere

In the street
On the bus
In the park and
In the shops
In the car
In the bath
In the bedroom after dark
In the kitchen
In the flower bed
In the lounge and
The garden shed
In the attic
In the basement
On the stairs
I love you everywhere