Feelings
5 Star · Five Star [Deluxe Edition] [2013]
Do you believe in me?
That is my question
It doesn't take some street degree
To follow my directions
Why should I sacrifice, to get results?
Why do you never take any advice?
You seem to have lost
Your self-control
Do you believe in me?
That is my question
It takes a little street degree, baby
To follow my directions
I was a fool to believe in you
You know it's true (you know it's true)
It's a love hate situation
And you know
It's not in my, direction girl
Feelings of yours
Don't matter
As long as I am around
You'll feel so good, girl
Feelings of mine
Do matter
As long as you are in sight
That makes me love you
Feeling (don't matter, so show them)
Feelings (you've got them (ooh), don't hide them)
Feelings (you show me the loving)
Feelings (don't hide them, just show them)
What you see is what you get (is what you get)
And you second my emotion
So why'd you have to go
And treat me so bad?
When I love you
It's really true devotion
You're so untrue
I can't believe in you
You're so nice to be cruel (so nice to be cruel)
It's a love hate situation
And you know
It's not in my, direction girl
Feelings of your
Don't matter
As long as I am around
You'll feel so good, girl
Feelings of mine
Do matter
As long as you are in sight
That makes me love you
Feelings (don't matter, so show them)
Feelings (you've got them (ooh), don't hide them)
Feelings (you show me the loving)
Feelings (don't hide them), ooh
My love can wait much longer
(ecurity) Security is what you really need
(your heart ain't) Your heart ain't getting much stronger
(feeling) I'm feeling
What you see is what you get (is what you get)
And you second that emotion
[repeat chorus (to fade)]
Feelings
Feelings stands as a defining track within the extensive discography of the British R&B group 5 Star. Emerging from their self-titled 1984 album, the song captures the group's signature blend of soulful vocals and polished production that characterized their rise during the mid-1980s. As one of the band's most enduring recordings, it reflects the emotional depth and melodic sophistication that helped establish their reputation in the UK music scene. The track remains a staple of their catalogue, often highlighted for its smooth delivery and timeless appeal. Alongside other notable works like I Like The Way You Dance and Treat Me Like A Lady, Feelings demonstrates the group's ability to craft memorable pop anthems that resonated with audiences across generations. Its inclusion on deluxe reissues underscores its lasting significance within their broader body of work.