More Than Anything In This World
Lenny Kravitz · Mama Said
more than anything in this world
i just want you to be my woman
more than anything in this world
i wanna be your man
i'd walk through fire
stand in the rain
i'll go through hell and back
on a plane
i'd scale the mountains
swim the seas
i beg for mercy
down on my knees
more than anything in this world
i just want you to be my woman
more than anything in this world
i wanna be your man
i caused you sorrow
i've caused you pain
but love is all we will have to gain
i searched the whole world, oh i
and i want you to be my baby
more than anything in this world
i just want you to be my woman
more than anything in this world
i wanna be your man
i just want you to be my woman
more than anything in this world
i wanna be your man
i'd walk through fire
stand in the rain
i'll go through hell and back
on a plane
i'd scale the mountains
swim the seas
i beg for mercy
down on my knees
more than anything in this world
i just want you to be my woman
more than anything in this world
i wanna be your man
i caused you sorrow
i've caused you pain
but love is all we will have to gain
i searched the whole world, oh i
and i want you to be my baby
more than anything in this world
i just want you to be my woman
more than anything in this world
i wanna be your man
More Than Anything In This World
Lenny Kravitz delivers a high-energy rock anthem on the 1994 album Mama Said, showcasing his signature blend of funk, rock, and blues. The track features his distinctive guitar work and driving rhythm section, characteristic of his mid-90s output which revitalized rock's mainstream appeal. As a staple of his discography, the song exemplifies Kravitz's ability to fuse complex musical arrangements with anthemic choruses that resonate across generations. It stands as a testament to his mastery of live instrumentation and his enduring influence on alternative rock during the 1990s.