David Phelps with, "I WANNA KNOW WHAT LOVE IS" from his 2008 album, "THE VOICE". (with lyrics)

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This is a cover by David Phelps of Foreigner's song of the same name.
Foreigner member Mick Jones wrote this song for the band's 1984 album Agent Provocateur. It was sung by their frontman, Lou, Gramm. This is a cover of their song sung by David Phelps

The Story of, "I want to know what love is", by Foreigner:
What inspired the song?
Like the lyrics suggest, the song was born out of Mick Jones's frustration with not finding a perfect relationship.
He told Songfacts: "'I Want To Know What Love Is' started off on more of a personal level. I'd been through a lot of relationships that eventually failed, and still searching for something that could really endure. And that sort of took a life of its own as well. It became more of a universal feeling.
"I adjusted that during the recording of it, and ended up putting a gospel choir on it. And you know, realized suddenly that I'd written almost a spiritual song, almost a gospel song.
"Sometimes, you feel like you had nothing to do with it, really. You're just putting it down on paper, or coming up with a melody that will bring the meaning of the song out, bring the emotion out in the song."
The song by Foreigner also features backing vocals from the New Jersey Mass Choir affiliated with the Gospel Music Workshop of America.
There are also backing vocals from Dreamgirls star Jennifer Holliday, and keyboard work by Thompson Twins frontman Tom Bailey.
Jones said of the choir: "We did a few takes, and it was good, but it was still a bit tentative. So then they all got round in a circle, held hands and said The Lord's Prayer.
"And it seemed to inspire them, because after that they did it in one take. I was in tears, because my mum and dad were in the studio too, and it was so emotional."
Lou Gramm wasn't happy with the song at first.
Up to that point, most of Foreigner's songs were co-written by Jones and Gramm, but this was largely a solo composition for Jones.
Gramm felt it might send the band into an adult contemporary sound and away from their rock background.
Jones told Billboard: "If you look at our whole history, each album had a couple of ballads on it. I think that Lou aired his opinion about it at the time, and that's what led to people jumping on it as a reason for our differences. But I can never really think that having a worldwide #1 song would be detrimental to a band."
The song reached number one in the UK Singles Chart in January 1985, dethroning Band Aid's 'Do They Know It's Christmas?', and staying there for three weeks.
It also knocked Madonna's long-running 'Like a Virgin' off number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US in February 1985.
It was Foreigner's first and only chart topper in either country, and it was also a big hit in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, and Sweden.

To read more on David Phelps himself, please see his Wikipedia page at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Phelps_(musician)