I’ve been hearing a song from the radio which I thought I should look for the title of it in the internet. But the thought of doing it always slip my mind everytime I sit in front of my computer. Today, while I was acting Mary Poppins in the kitchen and polishing the windowpane, I heard this song again. I listened until it came to what it sounded like the chorus of the song. Then I stopped what I was doing and googled the words, “pleadin’ in love”, as what I heard the lyric was. I’ve done this many times and I never failed so far, but this time seems to be an exceptional. The search results failed and I couldn’t find anything that could match the song. But Google is kind enough to suggest, “did you mean: pleading love?”. So I clicked the phrase instead and found something funny and that I can prove I wasn’t the only one fooled by the chorus of the song. It must be the earwax, hahahaa!

I was led to a link on Yahoo! Answers where somebody asked the title and singer of the song:

Asker:
I keep pleading…keep keep pleading love….help! who sings this song?? and what’s the title?? thanks.

Answerer:
The song is Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis. She’s actually saying, “I keep bleeding”

Asker:
omg…thanks!! yeah, i just realize it’s “bleeding”…not “pleadin”….silly me!

Silly me, too!  I thought all the time it was “pleadin’ in love”.  This reminds me of what my Aunt had related to me a long, long time ago when somebody went to the records store and bought a vinyl single record of the song titled “Turn me loose”. The sales agent looked for the record diligently but couldn’t find it and later gave up the searching. He asked that “somebody” instead to sing part of the song and without hesitation, he sang, “Turn me loose…on the high…let me flyyyy to distant lands”. That was the intro of the song and the sales agent got exactly what it was. When “somebody” went out of the store, he scratched his head when he saw that the title of the song was, “Skyline Pigeon”.

Leona Lewis – Keep Bleeding Love