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Babyface ~ Honey (oh How I Need You)


Written by keith andes, ricky jones, warres carey (1995) Performed by after 7 and babyface Oh how i need you honey Oh how you bring me joy Fulfill my life Oh much i need you Oh how i need you honey Oh how you bring my joy Fulfill my life Oh i need you, yes i do You came to me, like words to a melody For love, just for you and me Now you're in my life, i feel no more strife 'cause with you i'm happy Hook Your sweet and tender touch How it means so much When it's coming from your heart From your heart, from your heart Oh ordinary won't do, i'm so glad I found someone like you 'cause with you i'm happy Oh how i need you honey Oh how you bring me joy Fulfill my life Oh much i need you Oh how i need you honey Like the flowers that need the sun Like the grass that needs the rain Oh i need you, yes i do I do more free lyrics

Written by keith andes, ricky jones, warres carey (1995)
Performed by after 7 and babyface

Oh how i need you honey
Oh how you bring me joy
Fulfill my life
Oh much i need you
Oh how i need you honey
Oh how you bring my joy
Fulfill my life
Oh i need you, yes i do

You came to me, like words to a melody
For love, just for you and me
Now you're in my life, i feel no more strife
'cause with you i'm happy

Hook

Your sweet and tender touch
How it means so much
When it's coming from your heart
From your heart, from your heart
Oh ordinary won't do, i'm so glad
I found someone like you 'cause with you i'm happy

Oh how i need you honey
Oh how you bring me joy
Fulfill my life
Oh much i need you
Oh how i need you honey
Like the flowers that need the sun
Like the grass that needs the rain
Oh i need you, yes i do
I do

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