I Like That

Tracie Spencer

My heart was made for you
On my lips you see your name
I adore you
WHen I need your affection
You send all your lovin'
In my direction

Chorus:
You gave your love to me
For all the world to see
And I like that (I like that)
You showed me how to love
A way that no one does
And I like that (I like that)

You call, send me the flowers
Whisper sweet things in my ear
Oh, baby
Every day you tell me things
That a girl likes to hear
You've given me everything
All I'll ever need
Oh, honey
You're on my mind all the time
Cause you're so good to me
Oh, oh, oh

Bridge:
I can't imagine to be without
The love you give to me
Oh boy I need you in my life
You fulfill my hopes and dreams
Promise me no one will take
Your precious love away
Cause I need your love
Here to stay

Chorus

I like that

Bridge

I need your love
I need it
I like that
I like that
Oh, oh, oh
Yeah, yeah, hey, hey, I like that
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey
Ah yeah, I like that
I like the way you walk
I like the way you talk
You know you mean so much to me
And I like that
I, I, I like that
Oh, oh, oh, whew
Baby...What?...I feel okay


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