Doesn't take much to make me happy
And make me smile with glee
Never, never will I feel discouraged
Cause our love's no mystery
Demonstrating love and affection
That you give so openly, yeah
I like the way ya make me about you, baby
Want the whole wide world to see
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Going in and out of changes
The kind that come around each day
My life has a better meaning
Love has kissed me in a beautiful way
Oooooooh, yea (my love, my love)
Oooooooh, yea (my love, my love)
Oh, you've got the best of my love
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Whoa, whoa, you've got the best of my love
Demonstrating sweet love and affection
That you give so openly, yeah
The way I feel about ya, baby
Can't explain it
Want the whole wide world to see
Oooooooh, but in my heart
You're all I need
You for me and me for you
Oooooooh, it's growing every day
Oooooooh
Ooooooooh, oh oh oh oh oh
You've got the best of my love
Ooooooooh, oh oh oh oh oh
You've got the best of my love
Ooooooooh, givin' you the best of my love
My love
Ooooooooh, my love
Oooooooh, giving you the best of my love
My love oooooooh, oh yeah
Oooooooh, oh oh oh oh oh
You've got the best of my love
The Emotions are an American female vocal group from Chicago, Illinois, who achieved mainstream success during the 1970s. The original lineup comprised sisters Wanda Hutchinson, Sheila Hutchinson, and Jeanette Hutchinson. The group debuted on Volt Records with the release of their top-ten R&B single "So I Can Love You" in 1968. Following the decline of Volt Records and its parent company, Stax Records, the group transitioned to Columbia Records in 1975. During the mid-1970s, the Emotions achieve...
