Released: August 6, 2001

Songwriter: Pharrell Williams Chad Hugo

Producer: The Neptunes

I know I sound so stupid saying this but uh...
I really like you

Girl you don't know what you are to me
You are my baby doll
You are my compass star
You drive me up the wall
Girl you don't know what you mean to me
You are my everything
You are my alien
From S-p-a-c-e

[Hook x3:]
Please don't go
Wait
I just met you

Girl I feel just like a bird
Though I am just a nerd
I could fly around this world
With power from this word
We'll bring the desert rain clouds
Fuck reality and doubt
Well they'll be vultures I see
And they'll chase me
Girl I'm flying with thee

Roses are red
Yellow and white
Where have you been all my life
Violets are blue
And I’ll be too
If you leave
Cause I just met you

[Hook]

You're my pop rocks
You're my cotton candy
When the beach is hot n sandy
You're my water
You're my morning shower
Sub-conscious melody
You're my LSD
Summer's perfect daughter

[X3]
Roses are red
Yellow and white
Where have you been all my life
Violets are blue
And I'll be too
If you leave
Cause I just met you

[X4]
I’m Sorry
But I got to
Got to go
I gotta go

I just met you

N.E.R.D

N.E.R.D. (officially stylized as NER*D, as seen on their covers) is a backronym that stands for No-One Ever Really Dies.

N.E.R.D. is a hip-hop and rock band whose members include Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo, also known as The Neptunes, and Shae Haley. The band was formed as a side project by the Neptunes in 1999. Williams and Hugo had known each other since 1985 when they were 12, and they met Shae Haley a few years later in high school. Hugo and Williams signed a deal when they graduated high school in 1992 and eventually, Hailey joined them when N.E.R.D. was formed.

In September 2001 the band released their first album, In Search Of in Europe. They used digital production for the project but when they prepared for the worldwide release a year later they opted to re-record the album with a live funk rock band known as Spymob. Two years later in March of 2004, they released their second album, Fly or Die. Unfortunately, the two albums didn’t have nearly as much success as The Neptunes production work—collectively the two albums barely broke a million copies sold. In 2005 the group supposedly disbanded because of a dispute with Virgin Records, but Pharrell contradicted this claim in an April 2008