The O'Jays - Now That I've Found You

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{Verse 1}
(No greater love)
Has ever been discovered
Now that I found you, pretty baby
We're stuck like glue, yes we'll always be together
Now that I found you, pretty baby

{Pre-Chorus}
I looked so hard and I searched so long
And I'll never let you go
Never no, no
(Never let you go)

{Chorus}
Now that I found you sweet darlin'
Sweet, sweet darlin'

{Verse 2}
Pardon me if I sound so sure of myself
But I must show myself conceit
I have you, and I know it
So don't be ashamed to show it
I know no other man can compete
Uh-uh, no-no

{Pre-Chorus}
You're sweet, and "Sweet tooth Sam" they call me
You're fine, so very pleasing to my eyes

{Chorus}
Now that I found you sweet darlin'
Sweet, sweet darlin', oh
Hey

{Pre-Chorus}
Hey, you're sweet, and "Sweet tooth Sam" they call me
You're fine, so very pleasing to my eyes

{Chorus}
Now that I found you sweet darlin'
Sweet, sweet darlin'
Hey, hey
Oh, oh

{Outro}
I said, now that I
(Found you sweet darlin')
Now, that I found you
(Sweet, sweet darlin')
I said oh baby, oh baby
Come on, hey, hey girl, now
(Now that I found you sweet darlin')
Now, now you're alright
(Sweet darlin', sweet, sweet darlin')
My baby
Hey-hey-hey, hey

Release Date: January 01, 1968

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The song "Now That I've Found You" by The O'Jays is a soulful and heartfelt ode to finding true love. The lyrics express the joy and gratitude of finally discovering that special someone who completes you. The singer confidently proclaims their devotion and promises to never let go of their newfound love. The catchy chorus and smooth vocals make this song a soulful and romantic anthem for anyone who has found their perfect match. With its upbeat tempo and soulful harmonies, "Now That I've Found You" is sure to make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

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The O'Jays are a legendary R&B group that originated in Canton, Ohio in the late 1950s. The group was formed by childhood friends Eddie Levert, Walter Williams, William Powell, Bobby Massey, and Bill Isles.

The O'Jays gained popularity in the 1970s with their soulful harmonies and socially conscious lyrics. Some of their biggest hits include "Love Train," "For the Love of Money," and "Use Ta Be My Girl." The group's music often addressed themes of love, unity, and empowerment, making them a favorite among fans of soul and R&B music.

Throughout their career, The O'Jays have received numerous accolades and awards, including induction into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They have also been recognized for their philanthropic efforts, particularly in their hometown of Canton, where they have supported various community initiatives and charities.

Despite some lineup changes over the years, The O'Jays have continued to perform and record new music, showcasing their enduring talent and musical prowess. Their influence on the R&B genre is undeniable, and their legacy as one of the greatest vocal groups of all time remains intact.