Toast Of Love

The Three Degrees · 20 Greatest Hits [1999]

(Sheila Ferguson)



I come to you with offerings of love

I lift my heart to you

Let me lead then you'll uncover

All the wonderous worldly charms

That goes so long when undiscovered

In you and me (you and me)

Won't you let me set your soul free?



I drink a smooth, sweet toast of love to you

(Toast of love to you)

From my heart I give it so gladly

Take me, touch me, let your soul run free

This is my toast of love to you

Oo-ooh, oo-oo-ooh, oo-ooh



So many times I've dreamed it would be like this

With no walls to find you

Then makes the power of suggestion

With all the passion and expression

That my eyes feel free to give

Then lay with me (lay with me)

Won't you let me set your soul free?



I drink a smooth, sweet toast of love to you

(Toast of love to you)

From my heart I give it so gladly

Take me, please touch me, let your soul run free

This is my toast of love to you

A toast of love to you



I drink a smooth, sweet toast of love to you

(Toast of love to you)

From my heart I give it so gladly

(Take me) Take me, (touch me) touch me

Let your soul run free

This is my toast of love to you

A toast of love to you

A toast of love to you



Take me

Touch me



Take me, touch me, love me

Take me, touch me, love me

Take me, touch me, love me

Take me, touch me, love me

Toast Of Love - The Three Degrees

Released on The Three Degrees' 1999 greatest hits compilation, "Toast Of Love" exemplifies the group's signature mid-tempo soul and R&B sound. As a staple of their discography, the track features the trio's characteristic harmonies and smooth vocal delivery, capturing the polished production style that defined their career in the 1980s and beyond. The song serves as a testament to their ability to blend romantic themes with sophisticated musical arrangements, remaining a recognizable song in their catalog of love songs. It reflects the era's emphasis on vocal group dynamics and soulful instrumentation, contributing to their enduring legacy in American music history.