In A Rush

Blackstreet · Finally [1999]

Chorus:

It came over me in a rush

When I realize that I love you so much

That sometimes I cry

But I can't tell you why

Why I feel

What I feel inside

How I've tried

To express what's been troublin' my mind

But still I can't find the words

But I know that something's got a hold of me

Repeat Chorus

Baby, someday

I'll find a way to say just what you mean to me

But if that day never comes along

If you don't hear this song

I guess you'll never know

Repeat Chorus

And when I say inside,

I mean deep

You fill my soul

And something I can't explain

It's over me

Repeat Chorus

In A Rush

Released in 1999 on Blackstreet's *Finally*, "In A Rush" stands as a defining track of the late-90s hip-hop and R&B fusion era. The song features the group's signature blend of smooth vocal harmonies and rhythmic beats, characteristic of their work with producer DJ Quik. As a staple of the group's discography, it exemplifies the polished, melodic approach that helped solidify Blackstreet's status as a major force in contemporary music during that period. The recording captures the specific sonic texture of the turn of the millennium, balancing commercial appeal with the emotional depth common in their catalog.