Everytime

Lionel Richie · Time [1998]

Everytime I hold you

I get that though and feeling all over me

And everytime I touch you honey,

Oh brings back those feeling

And those memories



Everytime I thinking you babe

I realize that hurt girl

That I catch you through

But grab these love that is an answer

And I belive that's an answer here for me and you.



'cause everytime I feel my heart on fire I only want a have you love

'cause everytime I feel that warm desire only takes it just one kiss

and the girl I can't resist 'cause I just can stop this burning inside

Ohhhhhhhhhh !



'Cause everytime I feel my heart on fire

I only want a have you love

'Cause everytime I feel that warm desire

Only takes it just one kiss

And the girl I can't resist

'Cause I just can stop this burning inside

Ohhhhhhhhhh !



Everytime, everytime, everytime

I just want to tell you babe that nothing in this world

Can take the place from you in my life

You got you know that you are the answer

You got to know that you are the reason

For those wonder years

And those years and those holding on..



Everytime I look around I see (everytime)

Everytime I look around I want you (everytime)

Everytime I close my eyes (everytime)

Oh ! I realize, I realize (everytime)

You're my everything

You're all I ever wanted

Nobody, nobody

Everytime - Lionel Richie

Everytime stands as a defining track from Lionel Richie's 1998 album Time, marking a significant return to his signature R&B and pop sound following a period of hiatus. The recording features Richie's characteristic warm vocal delivery and lush orchestral arrangements, blending seamlessly with contemporary production techniques to create a timeless anthem. Released during a pivotal era for the artist, the song reflects his enduring ability to craft emotionally resonant music that bridges classic soul aesthetics with modern sensibilities. As a staple of his discography, Everytime continues to be celebrated for its melodic structure and Richie's mastery of vocal phrasing, solidifying its place within the broader landscape of late 20th-century American pop music.