I Luv Ya
Billy Ray Cyrus · The Collection [Madacy] [2005]
You wake up, your hair's a mess
You're all legs in my old t-shirt
Ah, that's when you look the best
Oh, I luv ya
Fuzzy slippers, coffee mug
Rubbin' your eyes, you say don't look
I swear I could eat you up
Girl, I luv ya
Chorus:
You don't need no red dress, Mama
You don't need no big hairdo
A natural born beauty just the way you are
With twenty-two freckles and a rose tattoo
Out in the garden in garden gloves
Dirt on your cheek, A smile on your face
In the middle of buttercups
Baby, I luv ya
--- Instrumental ---
Chorus:
You don't need no red dress, Mama
You don't need no big hairdo
A natural born beauty just the way you are
With twenty-two freckles and a rose tattoo
Cindy Crawford, she's all right
Julia Roberts, ah, she just ain't my type
You on the couch in them old levis
Girl, I luv ya
Just what you are
Just what I like
God, I luv ya...
About I Luv Ya
Billy Ray Cyrus's "I Luv Ya" stands as a defining track from his 2005 compilation, *The Collection*, which gathered his most popular hits from the mid-to-late 1990s. Released during the height of his country-pop crossover success, the song exemplifies the polished, radio-friendly sound that characterized his work with Mercury Nashville and Madacy Records. As a staple of his discography, it reflects the era's blend of traditional country instrumentation with modern pop sensibilities that made him a household name. The recording captures the earnest, heartfelt delivery that became his signature, resonating with audiences who embraced his music as a bridge between rural roots and mainstream appeal. This track remains a significant part of his catalog, representing the commercial peak of his career and the enduring popularity of his early hits.