Floatin' On Your Love

The Isley Brothers · Other Songs - The Isley Brothers

Do you want to float on, yeah

Do you want to float, yeah



Float on, float on

Float all your love

Float on, float on

Float all your love



I call my baby's name

She gives me everything

She takes me higher and higher

She plays with my desire



She knows my pleasures on

And works it all night long

Her love is slow and slick

Told me don't come too quick



Every day I pray our love

Floats on and on and on

Hear me calling out to you, girl

It's all that I can do girl



Float on, float on

Float on, float on

Float all your love

Float on, float on

Float all your love



I know what's on his mind

He wants it all the time

He's always at my door

Keeps asking me for more



Says he can't get enough

Sometimes he likes a rub

Ya know I'm gonna treat him right

Gonna do it day and night



Every day I pray our love

Floats on and on and on

Hear me calling out to you, boy

That's all that I can do boy



Float on, float on

Float on, float on

Float all your love

Float on, float on

Float all your love



Float on, float on

Float all your love

Float on, float on

Float all your love



Do you want to float on

Do you want to float on



Float on, float on

Float all your love

Float on, float on

Float all your love



Float on, float on

Float all your love

Float on, float on

Float all your love

Floatin' On Your Love

The Isley Brothers' "Floatin' On Your Love" stands as a quintessential example of their signature mid-1960s soul and R&B sound. Recorded during the group's peak creative period, the track exemplifies their mastery of lush harmonies and intricate arrangements that defined the Motown and Philadelphia soul eras. As a staple of their discography, the song showcases the brothers' ability to blend infectious rhythms with emotional depth, creating a recording that remains a cornerstone of classic American music. Its enduring appeal lies in its polished production and the seamless integration of vocal interplay, cementing its place in the canon of influential soul recordings from the decade.