There She Goes
Babyface · Face 2 Face
The way she cares of herself, she's just so Bad..
Oooh I dont know
Verse1:
Her style, her mind compares
To nothing on this earth
She's not the kind to share
Only God know what shes worth
(B-Section)
I gotta show her that I want her
I recognize that she is bad
If I can't have her than I'll go crazy
Spending all my time just chasing
I gotta show her that I want her
I recognize that she is bad
If I can't have her then I'll go crazy
Spending all my time just chasing
Chorus:
Her eyes,her smile,her skin
Her smell, her hair ( she's incredible)
Her walk, her talk, her way
Her savoir faire
There she goes
(There she goes) (There she goes)
Verse2:
I hope to find her there
Gotta make some eye contact
She's not the kind to stare
Move quick or lose her fast
B- Section
I gotta show her that i want her
I recognize that she is bad
If I can't have her then I'll go crazy
Spending all my time just chasing
I gotta show her that I want her
I recognize that she is bad
If I can't have her then I'll go crazy
Spending all my time just chasing
Chorus
Spending all my time watchin' that girl go (dance)
Gotta love the way she moves (Get up girl)
Spending all my time watchin' that girl go (dance)
Gotta love the way she moves (Get up girl)
Chorus
Til fade
There She Goes
Babyface's 'There She Goes' stands as a defining track from his 1987 album 'Face 2 Face,' capturing the quintessential New Jack Swing sound of the mid-1980s. The song blends smooth R&B vocals with a driving, syncopated beat that became a staple of the era's dance floor. As a lead single from his debut solo album, the recording showcases Babyface's signature ability to craft romantic yet rhythmic anthems that bridged the gap between soul and pop. Its enduring popularity highlights the artist's influence on modern R&B production, establishing a template for future hits that prioritized groove and melodic clarity. The track remains a cultural touchstone, frequently covered and sampled, cementing its place in the canon of classic soul music.