Lovin' You
Minnie Riperton
(M. Riperton R. Rudolph) Lovin' you is easy cause you're beautiful Makin' love with you is all I wanna do Lovin' you is more than just a dream come true And everything that I do is out of lovin' you La la la la la la la... do do do do do No one else can make me feel The colors that you bring Stay with me while we grow old And we will live each day in springtime Cause lovin' you has made my life so beautiful And every day my life is filled with lovin' you Lovin' you I see your soul come shinin' through And every time that we oooooh I'm more in love with you La la la la la la la... do do do do do70s absolute classics adult contemporary All time favourite AM Gold american beautiful big voice billboard top 100 1975 birds calm chi-town chicago chill chillout decade: 70s easy easy listening female female vocalist female vocalists funk Gemuetlich Jazz great song groovyacousticsoul gute laune Hiphopsoul Hmm homosexual intifada jazz Kivaa knutschipaputschi kvantti laid back le kiff leijuvaa liebe lieblingslied Love love songs loved tracks lovely songs and lovely singer lovin you magical makes happy Maya Rudolph Mellow MINCHIA CHE DISCO FIGO minipark minnie riperton mixedpickels mixit Mood: Happy mood: soothing music medicine for the soul night old school old school groove Old School Slow Jams Old School soul oldies oldies but goodies pop pop soul pupet on a strings quiet storm retroselig rhythm and blues rnb RockPop romantic sexy sexy slow jammin it slow jams Smooth Jazz Smooth Soul soft rock Sommer soul soul-funk soulful spring Stevie Wonder styles the best eclectic tag ever - p the edge of reason top 2000 UK Gold vocal za drugi wszystko
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