Something He Can Feel (From Sparkle) Lyrics by Curtis Mayfield

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Something He Can Feel (from Sparkle) Lyrics by Curtis Mayfield 1. Shoo, shoo, shoo, shoo 2. Many say that I'm too young 3. To let you know just where I coming from 4. But you will see 5. It's just a matter of time 6. My love will surely make you mine 7. When I’m living in a world of ghetto life 8. Everyone around seems so uptight 9. Nothing's wrong and it's all right with my man 10. I like the kinds of ways we have our fun 11. His loving ways send me on and on with my man 12. People out there can understand 13. Giving him something he can feel 14. To let him know this love is real 15. Giving him something he can feel (mmmm) 16. To let him know this love is real 17. So much love for us it seems 18. So much hope for material things 19. Are they only in my dreams 20. So I write this song for you 21. To prove that real things do come true 22. Tell me what it means 23. I’m living in a world of ghetto life 24. Everyone seems so uptight, but 25. Nothing's wrong and it's all right with my man 26. I like the way we have our fun 27. His loving ways sends me on an on with, my man 28. People out there can you understand 29. Giving him something he can feel 30. To let him know this love is real 31. Giving him something he can feel 32. To let him know this love is real 5x 33. Giving him something he can feel 34. To let him know this love is real 35. Giving him something he can feel 36. To let him know this love is real 37. Living in a world of ghetto life 38. Nothing's wrong and it's all right with my man 39. People out there can understand 40. Giving him something he can feel 41. To let him know this love is real 42. Giving him something he can feel 43. To let him know this love is real .

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