I Love You
G. Love And Special Sauce · G. Love and Special Sauce [1994]
It's in my blook I've got you and us two
That's what I'm thinking of
So you're moving into my place
That's a 24 hour taste
That's n ocan that's a case
This feeling I sure can't erase
I know it sound old
But I love you
I love you
So we seem a little young we have fun
We're friends we're lovers
Who cares about those others
Already got fathers and mothers
Two can be a crew got plenty to do something to see
Look in my eyes baby
Believe me
I know it sounds old
But I love you I love you
I love you
Your pops don't like me
Your moms sure does
She's seen the looks that I give you
Seen them enough
To know this ain't no phase
Or some part time craze
It's a love affair that lasts during the weekdays
I know it sounds old
But I love you I love you
I love you
I believe in luck and money
I've got ten bucks and a honey
I know I'm lucky
Just look at you and me
Move on in move on in
That ain't no sin
It ain't gonna be a sin
When we turn the lights to dim
I know it sounds old
But I love you I love you
I love you
I Love You
G. Love and Special Sauce's 'I Love You' stands as a defining track from their 1994 self-titled debut, capturing the raw, soulful energy that would characterize their career. Recorded in the heart of Philadelphia, the song blends gospel-inflected harmonies with a gritty, blues-tinged rhythm, reflecting the group's commitment to authentic, community-driven music. As a staple of their discography, the recording exemplifies the band's ability to fuse traditional Southern soul with a modern, indie-folk sensibility. The track remains a powerful testament to their early work, showcasing the emotional depth and musical integrity that made them a significant force in the alternative soul scene of the mid-1990s.