Please Please Please
Soulful Plea for Love: James Brown's Please Please Please
Lyrics
Please, please, please, please me (You don't have to go)
Expressing a strong desire for the partner to please him, emphasizing the need for attention and affection.
Baby please, baby please, please me (You don't have to go)
Repetition of the plea for the partner's attention, using "please" to convey a sense of urgency and longing.
Baby please, baby please don't go (You don't have to go)
Requesting the partner not to leave, underlining the importance of their presence in the singer's life.
Don't go, I said baby, don't baby
Reinforcing the plea for the partner not to go, expressing deep emotional attachment and a fear of separation.
I love you so (You don't have to go)
Declaring love and affirming that the partner's departure is not necessary, indicating a desire for the relationship to continue.
Baby, you know you broke my heart when you went away (You don't have to go)
Conveying the emotional impact of the partner leaving, expressing heartbreak and the pain caused by their absence.
I said, I said, I said I'll see you some other day (You don't have to go)
Promising to reunite in the future, suggesting hope for reconciliation and a belief that they will see each other again.
I said, baby, baby, please, don't go (You don't have to go)
Repeating the plea for the partner not to leave, emphasizing the singer's desperation and emotional vulnerability.
Don't go, no baby, no baby
Strongly urging the partner not to go, reiterating the depth of the singer's feelings and emotional dependence.
I love you so (You don't have to go)
Reaffirming love and emphasizing the emotional pain that would accompany the partner's departure.
Take this pain from my heart
Expressing a desire for relief from emotional pain, suggesting a plea for the partner to alleviate the singer's suffering.
Baby, let me take you by the hand (You don't have to go)
Inviting the partner to stay, using physical contact as a way to strengthen the emotional connection and prevent their departure.
Baby, baby let me, let me be your lover man (You don't have to go)
Expressing a desire to be the partner's lover, suggesting a commitment to the relationship and a willingness to provide love and support.
Baby please, baby please don't go (You don't have to go)
Repeating the plea for the partner not to leave, emphasizing the singer's emotional need for their presence.
Don't go, I said baby, don't baby
Reiterating the request for the partner not to go, emphasizing the emotional impact and expressing a strong attachment.
I love you so (You don't have to go)
Reaffirming love and expressing the emotional pain that would result from the partner's departure.
Please, please, please, please me (You don't have to go)
Repetition of the initial plea for the partner to please the singer, maintaining the sense of urgency and emotional need.
Baby please, baby please, please me (You don't have to go)
Reiterating the request for the partner's attention, using the repetition of "please" to underscore the intensity of the plea.
Baby please, baby please don't go (You don't have to go)
Repeating the plea for the partner not to go, emphasizing the importance of their presence in the singer's life.
Don't go, I said baby, don't baby
Emphasizing the urgency of the request for the partner not to leave, expressing a strong emotional attachment.
I love you so (You don't have to go)
Declaring love and affirming that the partner's departure is not necessary, conveying a desire for the relationship to endure.
Please please me.
Reiteration of the plea for the partner to please the singer, maintaining the sense of urgency and emotional need.
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