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Michael W. Smith – Love Me Good

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Once again, the talented Michael W. Smith brings us an invigorating remedy titled “Love Me Good.”

This delightful harmony is a release by Michael W. Smith, a Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter. It originated from his 1998 studio album called “Live the Life,” where you can find this captivating melody.

“Love Me Good” is the 2nd track on the album, which features a total of fifteen mesmerizing songs that are a must-listen for everyone.

Michael W. Smith is an American contemporary Christian musician, singer, songwriter, and actor. He was born on October 7, 1957, in Kenova, West Virginia. Smith began his music career in the early 1980s, gaining recognition for his heartfelt Christian songs and his ability to blend pop and rock elements with faith-based lyrics.

The production credits for this exceptional record, which you are about to enjoy from Michael W. Smith, go to Reunion Records, Inc. Take a moment to listen and immerse yourself in this beautifully composed soundtrack below.

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Love Me Good Lyrics By Michael W. Smith

Sometimes I feel like this world is just one big gigantic merry-go-round
You gotta hold on tight or you get hurled through the air
Yeah, life is a 3 ring circus With clowns and freaks and camels and such
And you never know when you might be attacked by the bears

[Chorus]
Give me love, give me love
Love me good
Give me love, give me love
Love me good

Sometimes I feel like I’m afraid of my own shadow and then
Sometimes I can feel as bold as Gengis Khan
But I could never live in a yurt on a diet of Mongolian barbeque
I conqure the world for a moment Then the moment is gone

[Chorus 2x]

[Bridge]
Let us take a moment now to bow our heads and pray
if only to give thanks for making it through another day

Sometimes I wish I was in a movie or some 70’s TV thing
Where everything gets neatly wrapped by the end of the show
Yeah, but this ain’t Hollywood and this sure ain’t the Brady Bunch
and how this plot’s gonna all pan out I don’t really know

[Chorus 3x]