[Nate]
I was lonely,
I needed someone, to see me threw,
I was at the, end of my rope,
I needed someone, to cut me lose
Then an angel, out of the blue,
Gave me the since that I, might make it through
And somehow I survived, with no rhyme or reason,
And now I know I'll make It,
Through the miracle of you

[Chorus]
I know the Color Of Love,
(And It lives in side of you)
I know the color of truth,
(Its in the image of you)
If it comes for the heart, then you know that its true,
It will color your soul, like a rainbow
(Like a rainbow)
And the color of love, is in you

[Shawn]
Like a bridge,
Over troubled, troubled water
You stood beside me, stood beside me
And your love, did not falter
And then the angel, angel in you,
Gave me the strength to know,
That I will get through,
And that's how I survived, ain't no other reason
And now I know I'll make it, through the miracle of you

[Chorus]

[Wanya]
So girl I want to thank you,
I can't thank you enough,
For showing me the meaning,
The meaning of true love,
(When I was lost and so in need you opened up your heart)
(When I needed you to comfort me you opened up you arms)
(I couldn't face another day you said don't be afraid)
You showed my heart the, showed me the way

[Chorus]

[Wayna]
Ohh, the color of you


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The Color of Love Lyrics as written by Kenneth B Edmonds Kenneth Edmonds

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    this song is the best!! it reminds me of my boyfriend.. love you sweety!

    bonnerzon August 03, 2002   Link
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    hey my gal carol dedicated this tune to me..its really sweet and nice..textbook boyzIImen..great tune..

    love ya lots,beautiful!

    dariofooon September 25, 2002   Link
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    I love this song...it inspired me to write a short story...but unfortunately it was a flop. Anyways beautiful tune.

    zacsteron March 18, 2003   Link
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    this song is so AWESOME!!!!!! I'm so glad Boyz II Men came back with a new CD. All there songs are great but this one is defintly the best on there disc

    missingyouon March 20, 2003   Link
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    This is a very pretty and inspiring song. Boyz II Men is awesome!!

    zacsteron June 17, 2004   Link
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    the video is even awesomer

    cienfuegoson December 27, 2005   Link
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    not to be mean... But can a song be any cheesyer? An¨d it's not even good cheesy.. It's stale cheese thats stuck in the oven, making everything stink. And with that I mean that songs like these makes all songs about love seem cheesy. Now I've said my part, and if you want to attack, be my guest.

    lapizlazuliaon December 27, 2005   Link
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    a bit cheesy, but whatever, its still beautiful.. still true. what love really should be like

    jhandson June 15, 2006   Link
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    Its really beautiful song especially how they sing it.

    Its about a guy who is lonely and a girl comes when he least expects it. When she came he was at a low point in his life and "at the end of my rope". She was there for him and helped him in more ways then she probably even knew. She showed him what love really was and how beautiful it can be.

    Ultimately its really about how beautiful she is because she has unconditional love in her soul(something that many people don't have) and she was about to share that with someone who needed it and appreciated it.

    wish03on November 14, 2009   Link

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