Love Me Some You
Mya · K.I.S.S. (Keep It Sexy & Simple) [2011]
I wait to you next to me
You got me fallin' yeah, you got me fallin yeah.
The things you do in the way they feel
I never knew this...
'Cause it seems unreal, just the way he feels.
[Chorus:]
You are the first thing on my mind babe
Last thing I'm thinking I babe
Love me some you, love me some you.
You make it feel like my first time babe
I'm so thankful that you're mine babe
Love me some you, love me some you.
So how to explain the pleasure and pain
Girl I can wait till to see your pretty face
You got me fallin yeah, you got me fallin yeah.
And when we chill you're so so real
Can't see the... of my mind
Now I'm fallin' deep living on my fantasy
Ohh baby!
[Chorus:]
You are the first thing on my mind babe
Last thing I'm thinking I babe
Love me some you, love me some you.
You make it feel like my first time babe
I'm so thankful that you're mine babe
Love me some you, love me some you.
I can't get enough of you
All the things that you do to me baby
How I did... to you baby
'Cause you are my...
You and me fallin so deep
I'm pinching myself I can't believe
That you're real and you're here
Looking me.
[Chorus:]
You are the first thing on my mind babe
Last thing I'm thinking I babe
Love me some you, love me some you.
You make it feel like my first time babe
I'm so thankful that you're mine babe
Love me some you, love me some you.
Love Me Some You
Released on Mya's 2011 album K.I.S.S. (Keep It Sexy & Simple), 'Love Me Some You' serves as a vibrant pop track that reflects her evolution from the R&B-focused Mýa era into a more polished, dance-oriented sound. The song features a driving beat and catchy melody characteristic of early 2010s club music, maintaining the sensual themes present in her earlier work while adopting a brighter, more contemporary production style. It stands as a testament to her ability to blend personal vocal delivery with high-energy arrangements, appealing to fans of both her classic hits and her later pop experiments. The recording captures a moment in her career where she successfully navigated the transition from a soulful R&B artist to a mainstream pop performer, delivering a track that remains a staple on dance floors and radio rotations alike.