I Don't Want To Do Anything
Mary J. Blige · Ballads [Japan Only]
If loving you is all that I have to do
I don't want to do anything else
If loving you is all that I have to do
I don't want to do anything else
(Vs.1) K-ci
Listen baby
Every night and day
I dream of another way
to tell you something good
I don't think that I'm understood
You walk away and I frown
With my head hung far down
You tell me what is wrong
You just wanna be loved all night long baby
(Chorus)
(Vs.2) Mary J. Blige
You told me a thousand times
That you would be mine, all mine
I do everything for you
But in your smile, I still can't find
And now you tell me this
This is something that I can miss
And all you wanna do is to love me for me
And I'll love you for you
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
K-ci
Now that I know I'm gonna make love to you
So lady open up your heart
And let me in where I belong
Mary
If loving you is all that I have to do
Then it won't be wrong baby
(Mary & K-ci) Cause we belong together baby
(Music plays)
Mary and K-ci:
Together we will be as one
Just me and you, you you you
K-c:Will you love me
Mary: I will love you
K-C: Will you please me
Mary: I will please you
K-C: Girl, don't leave me
Mary: I won't leave you
K-C: Let's make it easy
Mary: I'll make it easy
K-c: Will you love me
Mary: I will love you
K-C: Will you please me
Mary: I will please you, you, you
K-C: Girl, don't leave me
Mary: I won't leave you
K-C:L Let's make it easy
K-ci
They can take my posessions
No, no, no, no, They can never take your love away from me
Mary
Oh, see now listen, with every breath I breath
And every beat in my heart
I know that no one, I know that no one
Can tear us apart
(Oh no)
Cause I love you baby
K I love you too
And I need you baby
K I need you to baby
K-ci (Mary in background Ad-libing)
Stay with me more than just a day
And you know, you know, you know
I love you
Oh yes
Oh you make me feel so good baby
About I Don't Want To Do Anything
Mary J. Blige's "I Don't Want To Do Anything" stands as a defining track from her 2000 album *Ballads*, showcasing her signature blend of R&B and hip-hop influences that redefined the genre. Recorded during a pivotal era in her career, the song reflects her mature vocal control and emotional depth, characteristic of her work on *My Life* and subsequent releases. Released in various formats including a Japan-only edition and the *What's The 411?* compilation, the recording highlights her ability to convey vulnerability and resilience without relying on explicit lyrical content. As part of her extensive discography, this track exemplifies the smooth, soulful production style that became a hallmark of her artistry, influencing countless artists in the neo-soul and contemporary R&B movements. It remains a testament to her status as a powerhouse vocalist who consistently delivers emotionally resonant performances across her catalog.