Five Stairsteps - Don't Change Your Love

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{Verse 1}
Baby this year, I've been born again, (Again, again, again)
So don't change your love, don't change, (Change)
It took us 4 years to grow
And here i'm about to blow, (Blow, blow, blow)
Baby don't change your love, don't change (Change)
I'm in love and if it's all the same, don't change
Baby don't change
Come on now

{Chorus}
I love you, you know it
Don't change your ways
Broken in two if I'm losing you, (You, you, you)
So don't change your love, don't change, (Change)
Might be a little lazy, doggone it crazy
Baby, don't change your love, don't change, (Change)
I'm in love and if it's all the same, don't change
Baby, don't change, come on now

{Refrain}
I love you, you know it too
So don't change your ways
Broken in two if I'm losing you, (You, you, you)
So don't change your love, don't change, (Change)
I might be a little lazy, doggone it crazy, (Good god)
Don't change your love, don't change, (Change)
Now I'm in love and if it's all the same
Don't change, baby, don't change
Here we go

{Chorus}
Now, I love you, you know it too
So don't change your ways, (C'mon)
Now I love you and you know it too
Baby, don't change your way, (Jump back)
I love you, you know it too, (Good god almighty)
Don't change your ways

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The Five Stairsteps, also known as The First Family of Soul, were a talented American Chicago soul group that made a significant impact on the music industry in the 1960s and 1970s. The group was comprised of five of Betty and Clarence Burke Sr.'s six children: Alohe Jean, Clarence Jr., James, Dennis, and Kenneth “Keni”, with Cubie also briefly joining the group at one point.

The Five Stairsteps gained widespread recognition and success with their hit song "O-o-h Child" in 1970. The song, with its uplifting lyrics and catchy melody, became a classic and is still beloved by fans around the world. In fact, "O-o-h Child" was ranked #392 on Rolling Stone's prestigious list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, solidifying the group's place in music history.

Throughout their career, The Five Stairsteps showcased their exceptional vocal abilities and harmonies, captivating audiences with their soulful sound. They were known for their dynamic performances and infectious energy on stage, earning them a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim.

Despite facing the challenges and pressures of the music industry, The Five Stairsteps remained dedicated to their craft and continued to create timeless music that resonated with listeners. Their contributions to the soul genre have left a lasting legacy, inspiring generations of musicians and fans alike.

The Five Stairsteps' impact on music cannot be overstated, and their influence can still be felt today. Through their soulful sound and memorable songs, they have secured their place as one of the most iconic groups in music history.