You And Me
La Mafia · Other Songs - La Mafia
I'm gonna wrap myself around you
I'm gonna reach out and touch you
till the passion starts to rise
I'd like to take you to heaven
That would make my day complete
You and me ain't no movie stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed for lovin and TV
That's enough for a working man
Cause what I am is what I am
Let me tell you girl you're just enough for me
Sometimes when you're asleep
And I'm just staring at the cieling
I wanna reach out and touch you
But you just go on dreaming
I'd like to take you to heaven
That would make my day complete
You and me ain't no super stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed for lovin and TV
That's enough for a working man
Cuase what I am is what I am
Let me tell you girl you're just enough for me
I'd like to take you to heaven
That would make my day complete
You and me ain't no movie stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed for lovin and TV
That's enough for a working man
Cuase what I am is what I am
Let me tell you girl you're just enough for me
You and me ain't no movie stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed for lovin and TV
That's enough for a working man
Cuase what I am is what I am
Let me tell you girl you're just enough for me
You and me ain't no super stars
What we are is what we are
We share a bed for lovin and TV
That's enough for a working man
Cuase what I am is what I am
Let me tell you girl you're just enough for me
Enough for me
You And Me - La Mafia
La Mafia's 'You And Me' stands as a quintessential example of the artist's signature romantic balladry, blending acoustic guitar with emotive vocals to explore themes of enduring love and vulnerability. Released during the height of the Spanish romantic pop movement, the track exemplifies the genre's characteristic focus on intimate storytelling and melodic simplicity. While often associated with the broader catalog of early 1990s Spanish music, the song remains a staple of La Mafia's discography, showcasing his ability to craft timeless melodies that resonate with listeners seeking emotional connection. The recording captures the raw, unpolished charm that defined the era's independent scene, prioritizing lyrical honesty over production gloss. It serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of acoustic-driven love songs that continue to influence contemporary folk and indie artists today.