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Babyface ~ Knocked Out


Written by l.a. reid, babyface, daryl simmons (1988) Performed by paula abdul Is he lookin' at me 'cause i'm lookin' at him Hope he's lookin' at me I was in love the moment that i saw you I followed you thru the crowd and i almost lost you I was dying to tell you but scared of your reaction But i can't hold back because i'm rushed With this thing called passion You've got me knocked out Turn me inside out It's you that makes my heart beat You've got me knocked out Baby there's no doubt You swept me off my feet I walked your way hoping that maybe you'd noticed I don't want to move so fast, i don't want to blow it Never did i think love could be so amazing But the things that you're making me do It's driving me crazy Hook 2 times I want us to get closer, boy i wanna be Startin' somethin with you (baby) My heart is steady knockin boy you've got my body rockin Caught blow-by-blow Love t.k.o. Hook 2 times more free lyrics

Written by l.a. reid, babyface, daryl simmons (1988)
Performed by paula abdul

Is he lookin' at me
'cause i'm lookin' at him
Hope he's lookin' at me

I was in love the moment that i saw you
I followed you thru the crowd and i almost lost you
I was dying to tell you but scared of your reaction
But i can't hold back because i'm rushed
With this thing called passion

You've got me knocked out
Turn me inside out
It's you that makes my heart beat
You've got me knocked out
Baby there's no doubt
You swept me off my feet

I walked your way hoping that maybe you'd noticed
I don't want to move so fast, i don't want to blow it
Never did i think love could be so amazing
But the things that you're making me do
It's driving me crazy

Hook 2 times

I want us to get closer, boy i wanna be
Startin' somethin with you (baby)
My heart is steady knockin boy you've got my body rockin
Caught blow-by-blow
Love t.k.o.

Hook 2 times

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