Come Live With Me Angel
Marvin Gaye · X4 Marvin Gaye [2010]
Come live with me in comfort
I wanna be your lover
I don't understand your mood baby
I wanna be your lover
I really really
wanna be your lover
When you want some solitude
I wanna be your lover
You can't have it
Ooh yeah baby
I wanna be your lover
Darling please walk around me (at least) three times a day
So I can get cha baby
I want to get true at least three times a day
In all the ways baby - whoo
You can have your way if you decide to stay
so
Come live with me angel woooo
Come live with me in comfort
Come chill with me angel
Come live with me in comfort
ooh ooh ooh this is where all your fantasies end
Let me explore all your treasures
I'll turn you on to all of those freakish pleasures
Good experienced company
Like me who knows all the ways
Is what you need baby
Just you and me locked up for days
After we eat breakfast in bed
Turn on the music for our head
Come live with me angel
Papas the sweet angel
Come live with me in comfort whoo ooo
Come live with me angel
Come live with me in comfort
Come live with me my beautiful angel
Come live with me in comfort
Come live with me darling angel
Come live with me in comfort
Come on angel
Come on and go with me ah woo
Please come on go with me I said please woo
Sweet little baby
It's no mystery on how much I want you
I want you baby
I want you
I want you can't you see
Baby have everything
Sweet little sexy thing
I want you to live with me woo
Come on sweet lady
Come on live with me yeah
Come on now baby woo
Come Live With Me Angel
Marvin Gaye's 'Come Live With Me Angel' stands as a pivotal moment in his evolution from soulful R&B to psychedelic and funk-infused experimentation. Recorded during the late 1960s, the track exemplifies the era's shift toward spiritual and social consciousness, blending smooth vocals with an atmospheric, orchestral arrangement. The song reflects Gaye's deep engagement with themes of love, spirituality, and the human condition, characteristic of his work on albums like 'What's Going On' and 'I Want You'. It captures the essence of his unique voice, which seamlessly merged gospel influences with contemporary pop and jazz elements. This recording remains a testament to his ability to transcend genre boundaries, creating a timeless soundscape that continues to resonate with listeners who appreciate the depth and innovation of classic soul music.