Released: February 24, 2017

Songwriter: Steve Lacy

Producer: Steve Lacy

[Chorus]
Baby, I want some of your love
Your love, your love
Baby, can I have some of your love
Your love, your love

[Verse]
I know there's lots of love in your heart
But, who you gonna give it to?
Ohhh, I'm sure there's lots of guys that you see
But, I swear they are not as cool as me
Girl, I can take you where you wanna go
If you wanna ride, we could watch a movie
Hit the beach, or just chill and get high
And we can do whatever you wanna do

[Chorus]
Baby, I want some of your love
Your love, your love
Baby, can I have some of your love
Your love, your love

[Outro]
I just wanna take it
(Take it, take it, take it, take it)
Take it slow
Said I just wanna take it
(Take it, take it, take it, take it)
Take it slow, oh

Steve Lacy

Steve Lacy (born May 23, 1998) is an American singer/songwriter, musician, and producer from Compton, CA. He is slowly building his reputation as a bona-fide prodigy.

Already, he has produced for Kendrick Lamar on 2017’s DAMN. He has worked with J. Cole on “Foldin Clothes,” and is a frequent collaborator with singer-songwriter Kali Uchis. In addition, Lacy has collaborated with Isaiah Rashad, Tyler, The Creator, Blood Orange, Big Sean, Ravyn Lenae, and contributed to Jhené Aiko’s collab project, TWENTY88.

However, Lacy is probably best known for his work as a guitarist, producer, and vocalist for neo-soul group The Internet. Following his introduction to the band during the conception of the Grammy-Nominated Ego Death, Lacy has become influential in the band’s sonic growth. His signature detached, clanking drum beats and slick, soulful Southern-California guitar riffs lend a retrospective yet modern sound to his and the band’s production. In February 2017, he released his first original collection of songs – the six-track “song series” humbly entitled Steve Lacy’s Demo. He and The Internet released Hive Mind in July 2018 as a follow-up to 2015’s Ego Death. In May of 2019, he released his ambitious debut, Apollo XXI – his first full-length, studio solo album.