I Just Want to Love You

Lonestar · Coming Home [BNA] [2005]

(Brett James & Dean Sams)



Baby, come sit down beside me

I wanna hear all about your day

There was a pile-up on the interstate

I'm sorry that I got home so late

I thought about you all the way home

Can we leave the TV off tonight, unplug the 'phone?



I just wanna love you more than anything else

More than life itself, more than ever, baby

I just wanna hold you, feel your breath on my skin

Again an' again an' again

Let's shut out the world an' dim all the lights

Baby, tonight, I just wanna love you.



We could light a couple a-candles

An' watch the shadows dance on the wall

While we're movin' thorugh the silence

To the rythmn of our own song

I don't wanna fall asleep tonight

Don't wanna think about tomorrow, baby



I just wanna love you more than anything else

More than life itself, more than ever, baby

I just wanna hold you, feel your breath on my skin

Again an' again an' again

Let's shut out the world an' dim all the lights

Baby, tonight, I just wanna love you.



--- Instrumental ---



I just wanna hold you, feel your breath on my skin

Again an' again an' again

Let's shut out the world an' dim all the lights

Baby tonight; baby tonight, I just wanna love you, oh...

I Just Want to Love You

Lonestar solidified their status as a defining voice in modern country music with the release of Coming Home in 2005. This album marked a significant moment in their discography, showcasing the band's ability to blend traditional instrumentation with contemporary pop sensibilities. I Just Want to Love You stands as a testament to their signature sound, characterized by soaring harmonies and heartfelt storytelling that resonated with audiences during the mid-2000s. Following the massive success of earlier hits like Amazed and I'm Already There, the group continued to explore themes of romance and devotion. The recording captures the band at a mature stage in their career, delivering a polished performance that reflects their enduring influence on the genre. This track remains a cherished part of their extensive catalogue, illustrating the emotional depth and musical consistency that have kept Lonestar relevant for decades.