Oh, ey

You don't know, babe
When you hold me
And kiss me slowly
It's the sweetest thing
And it don't change
If I had it my way
You would know that you are

You're the coffee that I need in the morning
You're my sunshine in the rain when it's pouring
Won't you give yourself to me
Give it all, oh

I just wanna see
I just wanna see how beautiful you are
You know that I see it
I know you're a star
Where you go I follow
No matter how far
If life is a movie
Oh you're the best part, oh oh oh
You're the best part, oh oh oh
Best part

It's the sunrise
And those brown eyes, yes
You're the one that I desire
When we wake up
And then we make love
It makes me feel so nice

You're my water when I'm stuck in the desert
You're the Tylenol I take when my head hurts
You're the sunshine on my life

I just wanna see how beautiful you are
You know that I see it
I know you're a star
Where you go I follow
No matter how far
If life is a movie
Then you're the best part, oh oh oh
You're the best part, oh oh oh
Best part

If you love me won't you say something
If you love me won't you
Won't you
If you love me won't you say something
If you love me won't you
Love me, won't you
If you love me won't you say something
If you love me won't you
If you love me won't you say something
If you love me won't you
Love me, won't you
If you love me won't you say something
If you love me won't you
If you love me won't you say something
If you love me won't you
Love me, won't you


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Best Part Lyrics as written by Matthew Raymond Burnett Riley Ian Bell

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  • +4
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    Soul food❤️

    Nelisa18on January 17, 2021   Link
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    My Opinion

    This song means the world to me ❤😻!!..who else feels the same 😍💗?

    [Edit: To get more replies because I'm new here so I'm looking for friends kinda thing ]
    Ulilangaon September 21, 2023   Link
  • +2
    Song Fact

    I looooove this song

    Gelloon August 09, 2023   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Daily dose of good music🖤💙

    Mpumi_G*🌍on November 26, 2023   Link
  • +1
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    Best song 🏆🖤

    Mpumi_G*🌍on November 26, 2023   Link
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    If you won't you say something🌹🥀

    Nombasaon September 21, 2023   Link

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