The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)
Supremes · Let Yourself Go - The '70s Albums, Vol. 2 - 1974-1977 [2011]
Does he love me?
I wanna know
How can I tell if he loves me so
(Is it in his eyes?)
Oh no, you'll be deceived
(Is it in his smile?)
Oh no, he'll make believe
If you wanna know (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
If he loves you so (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is, oh yeah)
(Is it in his face?)
Oh no, that's just his charm
(Or his warm embrace)
Oh no, that's just his arm
If you wanna know (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
If he loves you so (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is, oh yeah)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is)
Oh, oh, oh, love him
And squeeze him tight
And find out what you wanna know (ooh ooh ooh)
If it's love
If it really is,
It's there in his kiss
(About the way he acts?)
Oh no, that's not the way
And you're not listen to all I say
If you wanna know (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
If he loves you so (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is, oh yeah)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is)
[Interlude]
Whoa, oh, oh, love him
And squeeze him tight
And find out what you wanna know (ooh ooh ooh)
If it's love
If it really is,
It's there in his kiss
(About the way he acts?)
Oh no, that's not the way
And you're not listen to all I say
If you wanna know (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
If he loves you so (shoop shoop shoop shoop)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is)
Oh yeah, it's in his kiss (that's where it is, ooh ooh ooh)
Let me tell you now it's in his kiss (that's where it is)
Oo-oo-oo-ooooh ooh, ooh, ooh (that's where it is)
Let me tell you, it's in his kiss (that's where it is)
It's in his kiss (that's where it is)
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)
The Supremes delivered a defining moment in their 1970s era with this infectious disco-tinged track. Originally written by Betty Wright, the song became a signature hit for the group, showcasing their ability to adapt to evolving musical trends while maintaining their polished vocal harmonies. The recording captures the group's transition into a funkier, more rhythmic sound that characterized their later years. As a staple of their extensive discography, the track highlights the enduring appeal of their performances and production quality. It remains a celebrated example of their work during a period of significant stylistic experimentation, securing its place as a beloved classic within the broader landscape of soul and R&B music.