I Got You

Ne-Yo · Other Songs - Ne-Yo

Oh, oh, oh~

Trust you, believe you

There's nobody for you but me (well)

You tell me daily

But I know not to believe (well)

Late night phone calls

When you thought that I was asleep

It's clever that you'd think you'd be (well)

Baby I know everything like (uh)

Even what you're thinking, ooh~

How the hell did she fright'n me out?

Very simple



Chorus:

Everything that you say

Everything that you do

I can stand and watch you

I got all that I need

Baby boy must believe

When I say I got you

'Cause I ain't never been a fool

So notice one thing is true

Said I got you



You say you work late

Baby in reality (well)

It's Stacey, cute girl, and it's been 'nough for about two weeks

You don't know it

Stacey's part of my crew

Has a test up put her on you

Just to see what you would do

Hook like a single

You took the bait just like I thought you would

Very simple



Repeat chorus



You've been set up

You should get up and go get your thing

I'm fed up, so get up

Go get your thing, ooh~

You've been set up

You should get up and go get your thing

Ooh~ Go get your thing (2x)

'Cause I ain't never been a fool

So notice one thing is true

Said notice one thing is true

Said I got you



Repeat chorus

I Got You

Ne-Yo's "I Got You" stands as a defining track from his early solo career, showcasing his signature blend of R&B and pop sensibilities. Released during a period where he was establishing himself as a vocalist with a distinct, melodic voice, the song exemplifies the smooth, romantic aesthetic that became his hallmark. While often associated with his debut album "In My Own Words," the track highlights his ability to craft intimate ballads that resonate with listeners seeking emotional connection. The recording captures the polished production typical of late 2000s contemporary R&B, featuring layered harmonies and a rhythmic groove that underscores the song's theme of unwavering support. It remains a staple in his discography, reflecting the era's shift toward more vocal-centric pop-R&B productions and cementing his reputation as a skilled interpreter of love songs.