freddie mercury wrote i was born to love you.
freddie mercury wrote i was born to love you.
who wrote i was born to love you?
freddie mercury
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mikel toombs of "the san diego union-tribune" wrote "walker specializes in fanfare. "live, laugh, love" is heavy on sensitive-guy ballads including the gooey "once in a lifetime love, and finds time for targeted crowd-pleasers like "it ain't called the heartland (for nothin')" and "the chain of love. departing a bit from the usual are the lively title tune and "cold hearted," which co-writer walker based on bob seger's "night moves" and, at least subconsciously, "honky tonk women." ken rosenbaum of "the patriot ledger" gave the album a positive review writing, "walker mixes in tunes with a light rock edge, but he's heaviest on the two-step love songs that caress the eardrums with his soothing baritone. "this time love" has a raw, low-down, and urgent feel. if you're a country fan, listening doesn't get much better than this—and you can dance to it, too." the editors at "usa today" gave the album two and a half stars and wrote, "he makes a bit like a modern-day marty robbins by giving the title track a caribbean feel and borrowing blues-rock riffs from the rolling stones for cold hearted. he stretches out as a singer, too, using scoops, growls and falsetto to get the songs over. the songs, which often relate how he's wondrously mystified by the opposite sex, aren't always worth the effort he puts into them, but any problems with live, laugh, love come more from the material than from walker's earnest performance. dj joe sixpack of "slipcue" gave the album a favorable review and wrote, "one of walker's better, and more consistent, efforts. worth checking out." lance ringel of "the lakeland ledger" gave the album a favorable review and praised the title track as well as "holding her and loving you", "the chain of love", and "it ain't called heartland (for nothin')." ralph novak of "people magazine" gave the album a favorable review and wrote, "bottom line: looking at life from both sides now."
live, laugh, love