The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads album cover by Otis Redding

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1965 · From the album The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads

For Your Precious Love

by Otis Redding

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03 · Lyrics

"For Your Precious Love"

Your precious love, now, means more to me

Than any love, any love could ever be

For when I wanted you, oh now, I was so lonely and so blue

For that's what love, that's what love really made me do

And darling, oh, they keep saying that our love won't grow, now

But honey I wanna tell them

And I just wanna show them

How in the world do they know?

It won't be long, oh now, oh now

For as long as you're in love with me, now

I know our love will grow wider

And so deeper than any, any other sea, now

And all, all the things that I want, now

In this whole wide world is just

For you to say, for you to say

That you would be my, my girl, now

And I'm calling, I'm wanting you, I just keep wanting you, now, oh now

I'm wanting you, now, nobody but you, now, nobody but you, now

Oh, I wanna tell you just one more time

For Your Precious Love, now, oh my,

Means everything in the world to me, everything in the world to me

And I would just go wild, now, just to have you ride home with me, oh

Now, now, now

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04 · FAQ

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When was "For Your Precious Love" released?
"For Your Precious Love" by Otis Redding was released on March 1, 1965 on the album "The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads".
What genre is "For Your Precious Love"?
"For Your Precious Love" by Otis Redding falls within the soul, r&b genres.
What album is "For Your Precious Love" on?
"For Your Precious Love" appears on the album "The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads" by Otis Redding.
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