I Want You

Paris Hilton · Paris [2006]

JR



Excuse me I think I've seen you on the dance floor

Excuse me I think there playin' one of our songs

I've seen you you've been here a lot of times

And you've been on my mind cause baby you're just so damn fine



What do you say

What will it take

To make you see that I'm not playin'



I want you

And I think you should know

I want you

And I won't let you go

'Cause I'm the kind of girl who likes to tell you what I want in life

I'll get right up in your face, won't you like that anyway

I want you

So before you go home

And you leave here alone

I thought you should know



The night's young and baby I'm just gettin' started

So don't go cause I'm feelin' open hearted

And I could give you everything you need

You'll been livin' in a dream if you'll be wakin' up next to me

Give me chance

How 'bout a dance

I promise you, you won't regret it



I want you

And I think you should know

I want you

And I won't let you go

'Cause I'm the kind of girl who likes to tell you what I want in life

I'll get right up in your face, won't you like that anyway

I want you

So before you go home

And you leave here alone

I thought you should know



Na-na-na-na...

Na-na-na-na...



When you're lookin' like that and I'm feelin' like this

You make my head spin around and I wanna kiss

When you're lookin' like that and I'm feelin' like this

You make my head spin around and I wanna kiss



What do you say (what will you say)

What will it take (what's it gonna take)

To make you see that I'm not playin'



I want you

And I think you should know

I want you

And I won't let you go

'Cause I'm the kind of girl who likes to tell you what I want in life

I'll get right up in your face wont you like that anyway

I want you

So before you go home

And you leave here alone

I thought you should know



Na-na-na-na...

I want you (I want you)



Na-na-na-na...

I want you (I want you)



Na-na-na-na...

I want you (I want you)



Na-na-na-na...

I want you

I Want You

Released in 2006 on the album Paris, "I Want You" stands as a defining track in Paris Hilton's musical career, marking her transition from pop culture icon to recording artist. The song blends her distinctive vocal style with a contemporary pop production that reflects the early 2000s sound, characterized by catchy hooks and a focus on romantic themes. As part of her debut solo album, the recording showcases her ability to deliver a polished performance that resonated with her fanbase and solidified her presence in the music industry during that era. The track remains a notable example of her discography, capturing the intersection of celebrity and mainstream pop music of the mid-2000s.