Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…
Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…
Wind in your hair, sun on your skin
You’re looking good, girl, all over again
Hey there, Miss Brown
I want you to know I love you
Brown as the sand, you’re soft as the shore
You’re leaving me hungry, I’m crying for more
Ooh, we, baby, girl, you’re such a score
And I want you to know that, you know what, girl
I love you
I bet you didn’t know that, girl
You didn’t know that
I need you
Right now, baby, right now, baby
And I bet you didn’t know that ebony eyes
Ooh…ooh…hoo…ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…
Ooh…hoo…hoo…ooh…hoo…ooh…ooh…
Lips soft and tender, ready to speak
Her voice says, “I love you” {I love you} and it’s making me weak
Hey there, little girl, may I just say I love you
Tell ‘em how you feel, Rick
Love is the brown skin girl in my eyes
Think it’s time that I told you, don’t you realize
You’re such a queen, woman, you’re such a prize
And I want you to know that, you know what, girl
I love you
And I bet you didn’t know that, girl
You didn’t know that
I need you
Right now, baby, right now, baby
And I bet you didn’t know that ebony eyes
I love you ebony eyes, oh, my
I need you, woman
I need you (Ooh…)
Oh, and I bet you didn’t know that ebony eyes
I really love you (Ooh…ooh…), woman, I love you (Love you)
Ebony eyes (Ooh…), oh, my
I wanna say that I need you (Ooh…ooh…ooh…ooh…), honey, I need you
And I bet you didn’t know that ebony eyes
Ebony eyes (Woo…woo…ooh…woo…hoo…)
Ebony eyes, oh, my (Hoo…)
Ebony eyes (Hoo…hoo…hoo…)
Girl, and I bet you didn’t know that ebony eyes
Love you (Love you, love you)…….
Written in 1983, Artist: Rick James featuring Smokey Robinson
Reference: Rick James
Category: Love,
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