"The Feeling Keeps On Coming" is a song by Isaac Hayes, released in 1972. The lyrics describe an intense and intoxicating love that Hayes experiences whenever he thinks of the person he is infatuated with. He compares his desire and attraction to being like a dog in heat, showing the uncontrollable nature of his feelings. Hayes reveals that the person's physical presence boosts his excitement and pleasure, from the touch of their lips to their scent lingering in the air after they leave. Their actions and words, like whispers in his ear, continue to ignite his desire even when they are not physically present. He admits that he initially wanted to keep his newfound love a secret, but eventually decides to share it with the world because of how deeply the person has impacted him. He believes that no other woman can compare to the pleasures and fulfillment he experiences with this person. Despite the intensity of his emotions, Hayes encourages the person to continue doing whatever it is that captivates and pleases him. He embraces the overwhelming feeling and admits that he wouldn't want it to stop, expressing how good it makes him feel. The song ultimately celebrates the all-consuming power of love and desire, highlighting the euphoric and addictive nature of the relationship described in the lyrics.
