I Believe

Mel B · Hot

(I believe in my baby)
(Our love will always be)
I believe in my baby
(I believe in my baby) oh yeah
(Our love will always be)
Say it, say it, say it again

Now here come to me
Just when I thought
That no one had no kind of love for me
My aching heart was restless
Helplessly deceived
You came along and made it
Easy to believe
In love again

(I believe in my baby) oh yeah
(Our love will always be)
Say it again
(I believe in my baby)

Arms of an angel
Shield me with protection
And you show me that you care
I say it loud and proud
That I ain't going nowhere
You made my house a home
And now I do believe
In love again

(I believe in my baby)
(Our love will always be)
(I believe in my baby) I do
(Our love will always be)
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Secrets all unfold
There's nothing left unspoken
From the heart you and I know
Everything about each other
We just let it show
To be or not to be
That's what you said to me
We gonna get it started now
Living out our fantasy...

'cause I believe
(I believe in my baby)in my baby
(Our love will always be)
Say it, say it, say it again
(I believe in my baby) I do..
(Our love will always be)
I believe in my baby

Oh yeah
Say it, say it, say it again

(I believe in my baby)
(Our love will always be)
I believe in my baby
(I believe in my baby) oh yeah
(Our love will always be)
Say it, say it, say it again
(yeah, yeah, yeah)

'cause I believe
(I believe in my baby) in my baby
(Our love will always be)
Say it, say it, say it again
(I believe in my baby) I do
(Our love will always be)
(yeah, yeah, yeah)

(I believe in my baby)
(Our love will always be)
(I believe in my baby)
(Our love will always be)
(yeah, yeah, yeah)

I Believe

Mel B's solo debut album, Hot, established her distinct voice separate from the Spice Girls era. I Believe stands as a defining track from this 2005 release, showcasing her signature blend of R&B and pop sensibilities. The recording highlights her powerful vocal delivery and emotional range, anchoring the album's exploration of personal strength and vulnerability. As a key component of her early solo discography, the song reflects the confident, soulful direction she pursued after leaving the group dynamic. It remains a notable song in her catalogue, demonstrating her ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with fans of contemporary R&B. The track contributes significantly to the cohesive sound of Hot, marking a pivotal moment in her transition to a successful solo career.