Songwriter: Smokey Robinson

Producer: Smokey Robinson

Now that you've won me
I hope that you'll remember how
Don't you forget it (no, baby)
Because you know I love you now
Keep on being sweet and kind in the same old way
Keep on saying that you're mine, each and every day

Now that you've won me
Now that you've won me

Now that you've got me
I hope the heartaches don't begin
I hope my heart was not just a bet you had to win
Keep on kissing me day and night
Don't you ever change
Keep holding me tight
Don't you dare start acting strange

Now that you've won me
Now that you've got me

I felt it quite a while ago, but I had to say "no"
I wouldn't admit it to myself
But I guess it's right that the truth comes to the light
I'll admit, this is it, baby
I'll admit, this is it

Now that I'm yours
I hope you keep me for you own
Don't misuse me and then leave me all alone
Keep on saying the things that you said when we first met
I hope you still remember them
I hope you don't forget

Now that you've won me
Now that I'm yours
Now that you've got me
Now that you've won me
Now that I'm yours
Now that you've got me

Marvin Gaye

Marvin Gaye was one of the most consistent and enigmatic of the Motown hitmakers, with a career that exemplified the maturation of black pop into a sophisticated form spanning social and sexual politics.

Blessed with a mellifluous tenor and a three-octave vocal range, Gaye was among the most gifted composers and singers of his era. His life ended tragically one day before his 45th birthday, when he was shot to death by his father, an Apostolic preacher, after a violent argument.