Love @ 1st Sight

Mary J. Blige · Love & Life [2003]

[Mary J. Blige]

Lookin' at you from a distance

Gettin' all of my attention

Could this be love at first sight, baby

You walked away and I missed you

Visions of wanting to kiss you

How could this be if I don't really know you?

Ohh baby, baby



[Chorus: Mary J. Blige]

Could it be love at first sight?

And I never knew that I, could fall in love on the very first night

Could this be love?



[Mary J. Blige]

You had on the latest fashion

It was a bigger distraction

It drew me closer and closer to you, yeah, baby

I never saw anything like this

But you I just could not resist

I swallowed my pride and stepped through your side

Or could it be - be



[Chorus]



[Hook: Mary J. Blige]

I wanna know if you could call me up

(Could you call me up sometime? Please)

And maybe someday we just might hook up

Could this love at first sight?



[Method Man]

Once again, it's that other M&M now

How many women feelin' him?

Somebody call the coroner, quick, Mary is killin 'em

Tell 'em what's the 411 and who came runnin'

When Clef dialed 911 from shots comin'

This somethin' for the radio, guest starring M.C.

Johnny Blazin' the hip hop and R&B

What, ya'll thought ya wasn't gon' see me

You can't spell Mary J. Blige without a J.B.

Well back to the matter, and it's sex on the platter

She only wanna be happy and I ain't mad at her

You go momma, nowadays, I'm more calmer

And if you take a look at my life, no more drama

Now you know, you searchin' for a Wu-Tang pro

You find me, just bout everywhere the poontang go

Now you know, feel me like your favorite love song

Cuz my computer love is the thetruth.com



[Chorus 2X]

Love @ 1st Sight

Mary J. Blige delivers a soulful exploration of romantic intensity on 'Love @ 1st Sight,' a standout track from her 2003 album *Love & Life*. Recorded during her prolific period as the 'Empress of the Soul,' the song exemplifies her signature blend of R&B and hip-hop influences, characterized by her emotive vocal delivery and gritty production. Released alongside other notable works like 'Not Gon' Cry' and 'Ain't No Way,' this recording reinforces her status as a defining voice in contemporary soul music. The track captures the raw vulnerability and passion that defined her discography during the early 2000s, serving as a testament to her enduring ability to connect with audiences through authentic storytelling and powerful vocal performance.