Come And Get It
Solid Harmonie · Other Songs - Solid Harmonie
C'mon, come and get it baby
If you really want this, babe
C'mon and get it yourself
You know that you can't deny it
In your heart you wanna try it
C'mon and get it yourself
Boy, since I've been seeing you
You're the only thing on my mind
I contemplate what to do
You're everything that I want to find
You're telling me that you are confused
You say you wanna love me without being used
Baby, you can give it away
I can guarantee you that I'm here to stay
BRIDGE:
I won't waste your time
You can believe me
My heart is right here
I don't want nobody else
So baby come and get it yourself
CHORUS
I know all about your lies
And all the other games that you play
You'll never be hurt by me
There'll be no broken-promising me
Baby let your feelings go
If you never try it then you'll never know
Just open up to understand
How much I can love you
Can you be a man?
BRIDGE
CHORUS
Rap: Ooh I got a situation
Baby needs love and a demonstration
That's for sure I don't want nobody else
So baby come and get it yourself
You can come and get it yourself
Come on and get it yourself
CHORUS
Come And Get It
Solid Harmonie's "Come And Get It" stands as a defining track within their extensive catalogue of romantic ballads. Released during the height of their popularity in the late 1980s, the song exemplifies the group's signature style: a blend of soulful vocals, lush orchestral arrangements, and lush harmonies that became synonymous with their era. The recording captures the emotional intensity of the duo's performances, featuring their characteristic interplay between lead and harmony vocals that drove their success. While often associated with their broader body of work from that period, the track remains a staple of their discography, frequently cited in discussions of 1980s pop and soul music. Its enduring appeal lies in its polished production and the timeless appeal of its message, making it a favorite among collectors and listeners alike who appreciate the craftsmanship of the era's top vocal acts.