Love U Like A Rock
O'Jays · Other Songs - O'Jays
and the devil called my name(when i was just a boy)
i say now who do(whooooo)
who do you think ur fooling(when i was just a boy)
i am conseccrated boy(when i was just a boy)
a singer in a sunday choir
oh my moma loved me she loved me
she get down on her knee and hug me ooooo
my moma loves me like a rock she loves me like a rock baby
oo she loves me like rock a baby
she love me love me love me
when i was grown to be a man(grown to be a man)
and the devil would call my name(grown to be a man)
i say now who do(whoooooooo)
who do u think ur fooling(grown to be a man)
i'm a comsimated man(grown to be a man)
i can snatch a little purity
oh my moma loves me
she get down on her knees and hug me
cause she loves me like a rock
she loves me likea rock a baby baby that loves me
she love me love me love me
and if was president (was the president)
the men in congress call my name(was the president)
i'd say who do(whooooooo) who do u think ur fooling
i got the presidentail seal(was the president)
i'd make um a presidentail podium
my moma loves me
she loves me she gets down on her knees and hug me
like she loves me like a rock she loves me like a rock a vases
she love me love me love me(x3)
she love me love me love me love me
Love U Like A Rock
Love U Like A Rock stands as a testament to the O'Jays' enduring mastery of soulful storytelling. The group, renowned for their rich harmonies and socially conscious themes, delivers a recording that captures the steadfast nature of romantic devotion. This track fits seamlessly within their broader discography, showcasing the polished production and emotional depth that defined their most celebrated era. The song's composition reflects the band's ability to blend rhythmic drive with tender vocal arrangements, creating an atmosphere of warmth and reliability. As part of their extensive body of work, the recording highlights the O'Jays' consistent ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with listeners across generations. It remains a significant song in their catalogue, illustrating the timeless appeal of their musical style.