That's The Kinda Love I Got For You
Dusty Springfield · Other Songs - Dusty Springfield
Stronger than the strongest and even more
Running deep, as deep can go
And can even turn your darkest clouds to falling snow
That's the kinda love I got for you, yeah
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo-oo
I can't help myself
I can't help myself
Oh, I love ya
Well, I just can't help myself
Like falling water on desert sand
Making flowers grow on barren land, yeah
Ever growin', growin' long
Heaven only knows just how much it grows, ah
That's the kinda love I got for you-oo
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo-oo
I can't help myself
I can't help myself
I love ya
Baby, I just can't help myself, no
I'm playing with fire
I've lost control, yeah
Oh this lovely feeling
Burns to my very soul
Burning hot, as hot as I can go
Can't seem to help myself
Just got to let you know
That's the kinda love I got for you
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo-hoo
That's the kinda love I got for you, baby
That's the kinda love I got for, yeah
Oh, come and get it, honey
Can't help myself
This love of mine
Oh, it's getting stronger
Can't help myself
Can't wait much longer, yeah
I feel it for you, yeah
Oh, that's the kinda love I got for you
That's the kinda love I got for you, yeah
That's the kinda love I got for you-oo
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo
That's the kinda love I got for you, baby
That's the kinda love I got for you, yeah
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo-hoo
That's the kinda love I got for you, yeah
That's the kinda love I got for you, yeah-heah-heah
That's the kinda love I got for you, honey
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo
That's the kinda love I got for you, sweet baby
That's the kinda love I got for you-hoo
That's The Kinda Love I Got For You
Dusty Springfield's 1964 recording of 'That's The Kinda Love I Got For You' stands as a quintessential example of her early soul-pop fusion. Released during her formative years in the UK, the track showcases her distinctive vocal style, blending the emotive power of R&B with the melodic sensibilities of pop. As a solo artist, she navigated a musical landscape dominated by British Invasion rock and American soul, carving out a unique identity that would later define her career. The song reflects the era's emphasis on romantic themes and emotional vulnerability, delivered with a warmth that became a hallmark of her performance. It remains a significant song in her discography, illustrating her ability to craft intimate, radio-friendly tracks that resonated deeply with audiences of the time.