My Love Is All I Have

Heavy D · Other Songs - Heavy D

[Chorus]

My love is all I have for you (Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!)

Oooohhh! Girl no diamond rings (Diamond rings)

No expensive things (Expensive things)

No trips in spring (Oooh Oooh)

And my love is all I have for you (Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!)

See I'm not a wealthy man (Wealthy man)

I'm just an average man (Average man)

But I do what I can



But when morning comes, your no longer alone

And when the evening brings me home to you

Let's talk about your day! Did things go your way?

If not then let me comfort you

See, I'm offering, a lifetime, of love and tender care



[Chorus]



Yeah! There might even be, some with more money than me

Yeah! But I lay down my life for you!

No I'm not able to, financially do for you

My heart belongs to you! Hey Hey! See girl!

I'm offering, a lifetime, of love and tender care



[Chorus]



But see yah! Anyhow yuh love mi would a extra special

Anyhow yuh leave mi would a leave mi critical

What an individual, she far from typical

Di wey she steal mi heart she could a criminal

Di wey dat she kiss mi mon a pure danger

Now tell mi this love mon it is major

And I don't have nuh fancy tings

But this love I bring, and di song I sing, yuh see

I'm offering, a lifetime, of love and tender care



[Chorus]



Yes! Yes! Oooooooohhhhhhhhh!!!!!!! Hoooooooooooooooooooo!!!

Uh oh! Watch it!!! Hoooooooooooooooooooo!!! Hey!!!!

My Love Is All I Have

Heavy D's 'My Love Is All I Have' stands as a defining track within the Houston hip-hop and Southern rap landscape, released during the late 1980s. The song exemplifies the genre's emerging focus on personal vulnerability and street life, blending rhythmic flow with a melodic sensibility that would influence countless artists in the South. As a solo recording, it highlights Heavy D's ability to deliver introspective lyrics about commitment and heartbreak while maintaining the swagger characteristic of his era. The track remains a significant piece of Southern hip-hop history, reflecting the cultural and musical shifts occurring in Houston at the time and cementing Heavy D's reputation as a pioneer of the region's sound.