It's The Things You Do
Five · Five
You touched my love line
So deep inside I
Never thought I'd feel so good
Oh no
No need to hide now
Open up your mind now
Let me make it understood
Because
Bridge:
Cos nobody ever said to me
All of the things we shared within
Now that I know that you can see
Let me feel you up
Chorus:
It's the things you do
That have made me fall
So in love with you
You can have it all
What else can I do
Nothin' left to prove
It's the things you do
(It's the things you do)
You make my neck twist like the cap for my coca cola bottle
with yo body lookin slicker than the finest bottle
tell me baby can you shimmey can you make me feel hot what you
got gets me in da right spot
One of the finest
Things on my mind is
How you make me feel like gold you're queen Midas
Straight A plus the material I bust
But the things that you do
Keep me up and it's a must
Bridge
It's the things you do
That have made me fall
So in love with you
You can have it all
What else can I do (what else can I do)
Nothin' left to prove (baby nothing left to prove)
It's the things you do
That have made me fall
So in love with you
You can have it all
What else can I do
Nothin' left to prove
(It's the things you do)
Give me a chance and let me in
There's no need to hide what's there within
Now that I know that you can see
Let me feel you up
You got that Midas touch
I love you more than enough
For all the things that you do
It's the things you do
So in love with you
You can have it all
What else can I do
Nothin' left to prove
It's the things you do
It's The Things You Do
It's The Things You Do stands as a defining track from the British boy band Five, appearing on their self-titled debut album released in 1997. The song captures the group's signature blend of pop and R&B, characterized by energetic harmonies and a driving rhythm that became synonymous with their early success. As part of a catalogue that includes hits like When The Lights Go Out and My Song, this recording helped establish Five as a major force in the late nineties music scene. The track reflects the band's ability to craft anthemic pop songs that resonated with audiences across the United Kingdom and beyond. Its enduring presence in their discography highlights the group's impact on the genre during a pivotal era of boy band dominance.