She's an I've Got to Have You Girl

Sawyer Brown · Can You Hear Me Now [Curb] [2002]

She's cool and she's hot

She's got me thinking bout convertibles and dropping the top going anywhere

And I would with her

She's so smooth, she's hip

She's got me watching every move thinking I'm gonna slip and fall yeah

For this girl

Now everybody thinks I'm crazy, but there ain't nothing like this baby

No an I've been around this world



(Chorus)

Looking for an I

Oh I you girl

She's an I oh I

I'm looking for an I

She's an I

I got to have you

She's an I

I've got to have you girl



She's a groove and she rocks

She like a new dance step, goin' nonstop around my heart

And baby you are

You're a work of art

She's like a soft water color of a walk in the park

And I yeah I want this girl

Now everybody thinks I'm crazy

But there ain't nothing like this baby, no and I, I've been around this world



(Chorus)

Looking for an I

Oh I you girl

She's an I oh I

I'm looking for an I

She's an I

I got to have you

She's an I

I've got to have you girl



She's real, she's sure

In spirit she's pure

She's all and more of what I've been looking for



(Chorus)

Looking for an I

Oh I you girl

She's an I oh I

I'm looking for an I

She's an I

I got to have you

She's an I

I've got to have you girl



I'm Looking for an I

She's an I

I've got to have you

She's an I

I've Got to have you girl

She's an I've Got to Have You Girl

Sawyer Brown's 2002 single 'She's an I've Got to Have You Girl' stands as a vibrant testament to their enduring commitment to Southern rock and country-rock fusion. Recorded for the album 'Can You Hear Me Now,' the track showcases the band's signature blend of gritty guitar work and rhythmic drive that defined their career spanning several decades. While the group achieved significant commercial success in the late 1980s with Capitol Records, this later release demonstrates their continued ability to craft energetic, radio-friendly anthems that resonate with audiences. The song reflects the band's evolution while maintaining the core musical identity that made them a staple of the genre, offering a dynamic listening experience characteristic of their live performances and studio recordings.