I Do

Jamelia · Drama

mmmm, ummm, mmmm

I've been around but never found
someone that compares to you my friend
but how can I tell you
that everytime you cross my mind
I wish that I could be the one for you
Its time that you knew

(But if I showed you)
how I really feel inside
(wonder what you'd do)
would you run away and hide?
(and if I told you)
What my heart is telling me
would you tell me, you feel the same way that I
I do (I do)

If you were mine, I'd think you'd find
that nobody compares to me my friend
then why can't you see yeah
I try to show you, but I don't wanna push you
coz I don't wanna loose you

(But if I showed you)
how I really feel inside
(wonder what you'd do)
would you run away and hide?
(and if I told you)
What my heart is telling me
would you tell me, you feel the same way that I
I do (I do)

(But if I showed you)
how I really feel inside
(wonder what you'd do)
would you run away and hide?
(and if I told you)
What my heart is telling me would you tell me, you feel the same way that I
I do (I do) (you)

you (know that Im waiting)
know that Im waiting baby
Waiting for you to let me know
All this time that you were wasting yeah
yeah (all this time that you were wasting)
It could be, you and me I am all you need baby,

tell me,
if you want me,
coz you want me, like I want you
I want you, yes I do
I, I, I, I want it this time

(But if I showed you)
Show'd you that I feel you baby
(wonder what you'd do)
what would you do? what would you do?
(and if I told you)
That I want you, oh ouh I want you
would you tell me, you feel the same way that I
I do (I do)

(But if I showed you)
Tell me how you feel
(wonder what you'd do)
now what would you do? what would you do?
(and if I told you)
How Im feeling would you tell me (tell me),
you feel the same way (oh yeah) that I,
I do

I Do - Jamelia

Jamelia's 'I Do' serves as a standout track on her 2000 debut album 'Drama,' anchoring her early exploration of R&B and soul within the Britpop era. The recording showcases her distinctive vocal style, blending smooth melodic delivery with a mature, emotive tone that defined her sound. Released alongside hits like 'Superstar' and 'Boy Next Door,' the song contributed to her status as a prominent female voice in UK pop music during the turn of the millennium. Its inclusion on the album highlights Jamelia's ability to craft intimate, relationship-focused narratives that resonated with audiences seeking authentic emotional expression in contemporary R&B.