"Love Speaks Louder Than Words" by Al Jarreau is a song about the power of love and the importance of expressing it through actions rather than just words

"Scootcha Booty" is a song by Al Jarreau from his album "This Time" released in 1980

The song "Midnight Sun" by Al Jarreau depicts a magical and enchanting night where love and connection are felt intensely

The song "Use Me (Till You Use Me Up)" by Al Jarreau was actually written by Bill Withers and originally released by him in 1972

The song "Never Too Late" by Al Jarreau is about the pursuit of love and the idea that it is never too late to find it

"Teach Me Tonight" is a song originally written by Sammy Cahn and Gene de Paul in 1953

The song "A Sleepin' Bee" by Al Jarreau is a jazz standard originally written by Harold Arlen and Truman Capote

"I Will Be Here For You (Nitakungodea Milele)" is a song by Al Jarreau that showcases his ability to blend different musical styles and languages

The song "I'm Beginning To See The Light" sung by Al Jarreau is a love song that depicts a transformation in the narrator's perspective on love and life

"Lock All The Gates" by Al Jarreau is a song that tells a story of a woman who waits with anticipation for someone special to come into her life