I'll Be Good To You

The Osmonds · The Best Of The Osmonds

It's the coldest place on earth

Here in my heart tonight

With everything I'm worth

I still want you



I know words can never change

The way that you feel about me now

But I just got to say

I still love you



Every night I lie awake

Going back in time

Playing over and over and over again

I must have been out of my mind



Oh, baby, love me like you used to do

I'll do anything that you want me to

Believe me, I'll be good to you



There's a hole in my heart only you can fill

One more chance, baby, say you will

Believe me, I'll be good to you



It's a mystery to me

Just who it was that let you go

I can't believe I did it

'Cause I still love you



Oh, baby, love me like you used to do

I'll do anything that you want me to

Believe me, I'll be good to you



Oh, remember me baby, remember my kiss

No one out there is gonna love you like this

Oh, I'll be good to you



I'm going in circles, stuck like a broken record

I'm going 'round and 'round

And playing it over and over and over again

Oh, don't let me down, no



Baby, love me like you used to do

I'll do anything that you want me to

Believe me, I'll be good to you



There's a hole in my heart only you can fill

One more chance, baby, say you will

Believe me, I'll be good to you



Baby, love me like you used to do

I'll do anything that you want me to

Believe me, I'll be good to you



Oh, remember me baby, remember my kiss

No one out there is gonna love you like this

Oh, I'll be good to you



Baby, love me like you used to do

I'll do anything that you want me to

Believe me, I'll be good to you

I'll Be Good To You

The Osmonds delivered a polished blend of pop and soul with "I'll Be Good To You," a track that highlights the group's signature harmonies and smooth production. Recorded during a period of significant commercial success, the song exemplifies the family's ability to craft accessible, radio-friendly anthems that resonated with a wide audience. As part of their extensive discography, this recording stands alongside other notable hits, showcasing the band's versatility and enduring appeal within the English-language pop genre. The track remains a testament to their collaborative songwriting and vocal chemistry, offering listeners a classic example of 1970s family group dynamics. Its inclusion in various compilations underscores its lasting popularity and the group's consistent ability to produce memorable melodies that define their musical legacy.