You Got The Flavor
New Kids On The Block · Other Songs - New Kids On The Block
All I wanna do is take you home
You got that flavor
Baby, baby you got the flavor
Baby, baby you got the flavor
You got that flavor
You got it and I want it
You got the flavor and I really need it, girl
LetÂ’s not get fakinÂ’
I want you to shake it
Pretty girl I donÂ’t really wanna lead you on
I donÂ’t wanna lead you on
All I wanna do is take you home
You got that flavor
LetÂ’s not get serious
Just straight to business
YouÂ’re lovinÂ’s all I need
My bodyÂ’s aching
DonÂ’t feel like waiting baby
Pretty girl I donÂ’t really wanna lead you on
I donÂ’t really mean to lead you on
All I wanna do is take you home
You got the flavor
I really want it
I really need it
Baby you got that flavor
I donÂ’t really mean to lead you on
All I wanna do is take you
Cause you got that flavor
Yo itÂ’s Donnie
Call me the playa, ya dig
Like your style, trip with a New Kid
Changed her mind
Backseat in the jeep when I went for mine
I gotta go low real low nice and slow
CanÂ’t miss one color in the rainbow
DonÂ’t front girl you know what itÂ’s all about
Take a chance, turn my taste buds out
I donÂ’t really mean to lead you on
I really donÂ’t wanna lead you on
All I wanna do is take you home
You Got The Flavor
You Got The Flavor stands as a vibrant example of New Kids On The Block's early pop sensibilities during their formative years. Released before the group achieved massive mainstream superstardom, the track showcases the polished production and catchy melodies that would later define their signature sound. As part of their initial body of work, the song reflects the energetic R&B and pop fusion that characterized the band's debut era. This recording highlights the group's ability to craft infectious hooks and youthful themes that resonated with fans of contemporary pop music. The track remains a notable song in their discography, illustrating the musical direction that helped establish their identity before they became household names. It captures the essence of their early performances and the dynamic vocal harmonies that became a staple of their recordings.