Released: June 8, 1993

Songwriter: Babyface Daryl Simmons Kayo Roberson

Producer: Daryl Simmons Kayo Roberson

[Intro]
Ooh, Johnny, ooh
Yeah, ah, ah, oh, yeah, ah

[Verse 1]
Don't be afraid of me, my darlin'
Everything's gonna work out fine tonight
See, I've got the secret to what makes you feel good
I'm gonna work it on you, put it on you tonight

[Pre-Chorus]
So take off your clothes
Lay down next to me, baby
Get ready, get ready for me tonight

[Chorus]
Can you tell me how you want it?
Can you tell me how you feel?
When I'm deep inside your body
How's it feel?
Baby, does it make you scream?
Make you do 'most anything?
So nice, so right, all night
I'll do you right

[Verse 2]
Now I will kiss it nice and slow for you, baby
Make your body lose control, go crazy
You know there's nothin' I wouldn't do for you, baby
And tonight I'm gonna, I'm gonna do it all for you

[Pre-Chorus]
So baby, baby, please if you want it you can get it right here
I'll whisper in your ear, sweet lady
I'll do it long, I'll do it strong
Just say the word and we can get it on

[Chorus]
Can you tell me how you want it?
Can you tell me how you feel?
When I'm deep inside your body
How's it feel?
Baby, does it make you scream?
(If it makes you feel real good)
Make you do 'most anything?
(I make you scream my name)
So nice, so right, all night
I'll do you right
(Oh oh yeah)

[Bridge]
And I'll make you remember
Every minute I spend with you, baby
Give you more where you need it
Tell me where and how to keep it right there
'Cause you know I can love you
Darlin', I will never hurt you
I'll do it long, I'll do it strong
Give me the word so we can get it on
Yeah, on, oh

[Chorus]
Can you tell me how you want it?
Can you tell me how you feel?
(Ooh, how you feel, oh)
When I'm deep inside your body
How's it feel?
Baby, does it make you scream?
Make you do 'most anything?
So nice, so right, all night
I'll do you right
(Make it right, make it right)
Can you tell me how you want it?
(I want to know)
Can you tell me how you feel?
When I'm deep inside your body
How's it feel?
Baby, does it make you scream?
Make you do 'most anything?
So nice, so right, all night
I'll do you right
Can you tell me how you want it?
Can you tell me how you feel?
When I'm deep inside your body
How's it feel?
(I wanna know does it make you feel good?)
Baby, does it make you scream?
(Does it make you feel alright?)
Make you do 'most anything
So nice, so right, all night
I'll do you right

Johnny Gill

Johnny Gill is a singer-songwriter that entered the music business when he was 16-years-old. He released his self-titled debut in 1983, a duet album with Stacy Lattisaw titled Perfect Combination in 1984, and his second solo album Chemistry in 1985. It was his next move that turned him into a star as Johnny joined the popular R&B group New Edition in 1987 following the departure of Bobby Brown. He was featured on their 1988 album Heart Break and closed the album as the lead vocalist on the classic song “Boys To Men.”

After Heart Break, New Edition decided to focus on solo projects, leading Johnny to release his third album, a second self-titled album, in 1990. He enlisted the top two R&B super-producer duos at the time to produce the album—L.A. Reid & Babyface and Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, who he worked with on N.E.’s Heart Break album. These collaborations led to the three #1 R&B singles (“Rub You the Right Way,” “Wrap My Body Tight,” and “My, My, My”), while “Fairweather Friend” peaked at #2. The album peaked at #8 on the Billboard 200 and hit #1 on the R&B Albums chart, while also getting a couple of Grammy nominations for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male and Best R&B Song for “My, My, My.”

He released two more solo albums—Provocative in 1993 and Let’s Get the Mood Right in 1996—before re-joining New Edition in 1996 for the album Home Again and joining another supergroup with Keith Sweat and Gerald Levert, forming LSG in 1997. They released the album Levert Sweat Gill featuring the #1 R&B hit “My Body.” He would go on to make another album with LSG (LSG2 in 2003) and New Edition (One Love in 2004), appear on TV and in stage plays as well as release several solo albums such as 2014’s Game Changer, which features the New Edition reunion track “This One’s For Me and You.”