#11667  by HOWEYMAN
 
"If I had the World to Give", is one of those undetected Dead tunes that is just sweet. I play this one on the cue-stick. Very sweet tune.

"Standing on the Moon", is a tune I need to listen to again. Haven't heard that one but maybe once.

Another one of my favorites is "Believe it or Not". Again a great song with a ton of emotion. Sounds sweet on the cue-stick as well.

 #11669  by Crazy 9.5 Fingers
 
As much of a deadhead as I am, I don't think they are the best at songs for wooing women. If I were you, I would tune my guitar to open E and play "Shelter From The Storm".

 #11671  by b weird
 
In my opinion "To Lay Me Down" is about... how do I put this the right way, ah, what the hell it's about sex.

 #11672  by b weird
 
P.S. some of the best Dead love songs are: They Love Eachother, Standing On The Moon, Scarlet Bagonias, and Sugar Magnolia. Good luck getting your girl I hope it works out. Peace.
 #11673  by velvettruckstop
 
looks like rain always got to me for this reason. The man and the woman are singing the same words and expressing the same thing as the other. Making it a very true heartbreak song. I personally enjoy some of the love songs from Ween.
"I'll Miss You", "Birthday Boy", "Stay Forever".

 #11674  by Crazy 9.5 Fingers
 
If you really want to make a statement with Ween yu can always go with "Baby Bitch" or "Booze me up and Get me High". Maybe not the best for wooing, but for telling them to fu**off they are great!!

 #11676  by st stephen
 
easy to love you

brent mydland

 #11677  by hesgone95
 
In addition to TLEO, Scarlet, SOTM, I'd reccommend something by Jackson Browne. 'I thought I was a Child' from For Everyman is a good song. Maybe Dylan's 'You Angel You' from Planet Waves. 'Tonight I'll be Staying Here with You' from Nashville Skyline is a great as well. I've had success with that one. Lovesong by The Cure is a sweet song too.

I'd be more than happy to teach you a couple of my original love songs as well... :shock:

Good luck with the chica bro!

 #11681  by Shooster
 
I'm split on To Lay Me Down, because it has a very gospelly feel to it, but then part of me always thinks its about making some love.

I wouldn't really recommend the dead for such a thing though, i would think you'd might have better luck with Cat Stevens or some good Bob Dylan ballads ( I Want You, Let Me Follow You Down, something off another side of Bob Dylan)

 #11687  by BlobWeird
 
hmm Also Reuben and Cherise and OHH yeah!!! Almost forgot and not sure if it was mentioned but how about Sugaree!

 #11688  by Rev_Roach
 
I think Easy to Love would be perfect for what you're trying, though I have no idea how to play it. actually looked around for chords are a week or so ago to no luck

 #11692  by caspersvapors
 
To Lay Me Down IS ABOUT BONING

when I first heard the song I too thought it was about death, but then I read Conversations with the Dead, and Garcia clearly states its a love song, re-read the lyrics

 #11699  by tigerstrat
 
I'd say Looks Like is definitely among the most romantic Dead tunes, whether the lyrics are specifically about getting the girl or getting her back.

How can one view SOTM as a love song?! I always thought it was about the stupidity of war, and the contrast between the Earth's beauty and ugliness.

NFA rocks too hard to be a woo-er.

In Scarlet, the singer learns to "let her pass by"...

TLMD is nice, but its a bit tedious with all the "double" choruses, and also does have some morbid double-entendres.

Easy To Love is a good one!

Howbout... Believe It Or Not

I stand by my pick of World To Give as the greatest Dead love song ever.

Of course if you go into Jerryland, there's LOTS to choose from... Shining Star, anyone? Crazy Love?? Let Me Roll It!!!

 #11705  by ebick
 
A bit up tempo for "wooooing", but no one has mentioned Lazy Lightning.