Ahh
Silk · Love Session [2001]
Whatchu got on?
For real? Quit playin'
You know I want it right here, right?
You know what I'm tryin' to hear you say, right?
You know, well check this out
I know that you been waiting to exhale
But girl you shouldn't be there by yourself
(Late at night) Alright, when I'm thinking 'bout ya
(Late at night) When I'm, when I'm, when I'm cravin' for ya
You know you need to come and be with me
I promise I can set your body free
(Late at night) Cuz I'm thinkin' 'bout, thinkin' 'bout cha
(Late at night) Got me cravin' for, cravin' for your body
1 - When I get right into it
All I wanna hear you say is ah, ah, ah
When I get right into it
All I wanna hear you say is ah, ah, ah
Ooh child, can I come and just stay for a while
When I get up in it, I'm gonna just play for a while
(Late at night) When I'm thinkin' 'bout cha baby
(Late at night) And I'm cravin'
You know it's real, now
I don't even have to say it
No, no, no
(Nah, ya don't, you really really don't)
(Late at night) Don't matter baby what time of day
(Late at night) Just know that I'm cravin' for you
Baby, yeah yeah
Repeat 1
Repeat 1
Oh, now you caught my interest
Got me so damn anxious
Wanting to sex you and only you
You know your body's callin'
I hear your body callin' me, yeah yeah
[Spoken]
I'm cravin' for ya
I'm creepin' over, no lie, late night
When you let me in it, I'm gon' make you say ah
When I hit the door, first things first
All I wanna hear you say is ah, ah, ah
Like that, yeah we freaks like that, yeah
All I wanna hear you say is ah, ah, ah
(Don't you doubt it, don't you doubt it, don't you doubt it)
All I wanna hear you say is ah, ah, ah
(Don't you doubt it, don't you doubt it, don't you doubt it)
Repeat 1 until fade
About Ahh
Silk's "Ahh" stands as a defining track from the early 2000s, capturing the raw, unpolished energy characteristic of the English garage and jungle revival movement. Released on the *Love Session* album, the recording features Silk's distinctive vocal delivery, which blends soulful grit with the rhythmic pulse of the era's dance music. The song exemplifies the genre's tendency to prioritize atmosphere and vocal improvisation over traditional song structures, reflecting a broader shift in UK club culture during that period. As part of Silk's discography, the track showcases his ability to craft intimate yet driving compositions that resonated with audiences seeking authentic, gritty soundscapes. While often associated with the more polished productions of his later compilations, "Ahh" retains a specific urgency and emotional directness that marked the artist's early work. It remains a notable example of how English garage artists utilized vocal performance to create memorable, danceable records that bridged the gap between underground club culture and mainstream radio appeal.