Ain't Nobody
Faith Evans · Faith Evans [1995]
verse one:
Ain't nobody who can love me like you do
Ain't no reason that I'll ever be untrue
There's no need for me to try
I can't find the reason why
Ain't nobody who can really love me like you do
I was always the one
Who needed some affection
And you opened your heart to me
Now I'm falling in love
And I can't get enough of your love
There ain't no
Repeat verse one
Since you've been in my life
Now I have direction
And I know where I want to be
Boy you know it's with you
Cuz I love what you do
When you're making sweet love to me
I thought that I was wrong
For wanting to be with you all the time
I never knew
That you would play games with my mind
Repeat verse one
verse two:
When you hold me in your arms
I get this feeling
Fill me with your love
Can't nobody love me like you boy
Cuz you give me your good love
Ain't nobody who can love me like you do
Repeat verse two until fade
Ain't nobody who can love me like you do
Ain't no reason that I'll ever be untrue
There's no need for me to try
I can't find the reason why
Ain't nobody who can really love me like you do
I was always the one
Who needed some affection
And you opened your heart to me
Now I'm falling in love
And I can't get enough of your love
There ain't no
Repeat verse one
Since you've been in my life
Now I have direction
And I know where I want to be
Boy you know it's with you
Cuz I love what you do
When you're making sweet love to me
I thought that I was wrong
For wanting to be with you all the time
I never knew
That you would play games with my mind
Repeat verse one
verse two:
When you hold me in your arms
I get this feeling
Fill me with your love
Can't nobody love me like you boy
Cuz you give me your good love
Ain't nobody who can love me like you do
Repeat verse two until fade
Ain't Nobody
Faith Evans delivers a soulful rendition of 'Ain't Nobody' on her 1995 self-titled debut album. The track exemplifies her early career blend of R&B and gospel influences, characterized by her emotive vocal delivery and atmospheric production. As a staple of her discography, the recording captures the raw emotional depth typical of mid-90s soul music, showcasing her ability to convey personal narrative through melody and harmony. This version remains a significant song in her catalogue, reflecting the artistic maturity she brought to her first major studio release.

