Coldwater Jane - Bring On The Love - Uploaded by mark_rodez@mail.ru I drink my cokeI read the paperI sit and listen to the 6 o'clock newsIt's like the whole world'sHas gone to piecesAnd we're all part of the wrecking crewAin't nothing so brokeWe can't fix itIt just needs a little TLCYeah in a dry spellWhat can you do butBe the rain everybody needsBring on the loveI know you got in in yaBring on the loveAnd take it through the nightDrive it from California to VirginiaAin't nothing else that's gonna make it rightSo, bring on the loveAin't no big mysteryAin't rocket scienceDon't take a genius to figure it outA little mercyA little kindnessYeah baby ain't that what it's all aboutBring on the loveI know you got in in yaBring on the loveAnd take it through the nightDrive it from California to VirginiaAin't nothing else that's gonna make it rightSo, bring on the loveBring on the loveOoh yeah...Alright....Ooh yeah...Bring on the loveI know you got in in yaBring on the love and take it through the nightDrive it from California to VirginiaAin't nothing else that's gonna make it rightSo, bring on the loveBring on the loveBring on the loveDrive it from California to VirginiaAin't nothing else that's gonna make it rightSo, bring on the loveBring on the loveBring on the loveBring on the loveAlright... Coldwater Jane is an American country music duo signed to Mercury Records Nashville. It is composed of Brandon Jane and Leah Crutchfield, who are sisters. The duo released its debut single, "Bring On the Love," to radio in early 2010. This song has charted on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts and has been made into a music video which has aired on Country Music Television and Great American Country. Jane and Crutchfield wrote the song in a jam session with record producer Wayne Kirkpatrick and Jane's husband, Kevin Kadish. The song received a positive rating from Bobby Peacock of Roughstock, who thought that the song was not country in sound, but said that it had "intriguing lyrics." CM Wilcox of The 9513 gave it a thumbs-down, saying that it "isn't a bad introduction to the act" but also calling it "overly familiar" in sound.