Tienes Mi Amour

5 Star · Five Star [Deluxe Edition] [2013]

(Deniece Peason)



Tienes mi amour, baby...



It's psychological

I see your name

Boy you're never out of sight, no

Astrological

My ideal sign

We could give this love another try



What's the word

I don't want to block you in, no

Yeah, I'm ready for the real thing, ah ha

Show me the way

I need to feel you near

You gimme good love, no one does it better

need you right here



Tienes mi amour, baby

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Tienes mi amour, baby

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Tienes mi amour

(Tienes mi amour) oooooh woh

(Tienes mi amour, tienes)



I'm reading your signs

Now baby, are you coming?

'Cause now's the time

To bring me on, and you know

Why ca't you see

I want you to be a part of me

Boy I want you so bad

I got to let you know, yeah



Everybody's loving this

'Cause they know, yeah

We can take it up and feel good, ah ha

Show me the way

I need to feel you here

You gimme good love like no one does it better

need you right here, that's right



[Repeat chorus twice]



Oh, tienes mi amour

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Tienes

Tienes mi amour, yeah

Tienes

Tienes

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Tienes mi amour



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[Repeat chorus (ad lib) to fade]

Tienes Mi Amour

Tienes Mi Amour stands as a distinctive song in the discography of the British R&B group Five Star. Emerging from their 2013 deluxe reissue, the track exemplifies the group's signature blend of soulful vocals and polished production that defined their career. While the band is widely celebrated for earlier hits like I Like The Way You Dance and Treat Me Like A Lady, this recording highlights their continued ability to craft emotive pop anthems. The song reflects the group's enduring presence in the genre, showcasing the vocal harmonies and rhythmic sensibilities that have maintained their relevance across decades. As part of a broader catalogue that includes classic albums such as Heart And Soul and Crazy, this work serves as a reminder of Five Star's consistent contribution to English-language R&B and their lasting influence on the music scene.