Oooh ooh yeah
You've got to show me love!
Heart breaks and promises,
I've had more than my share
I'm tired of giving my love
And getting nowhere, nowhere
What I really need is somebody,
Who will always be there
This time 'round for me baby
I shall sing louder than you
If you're looking for devotion, talk to me
Come on lean your heart and your hands
Because MY love is guilty!
So, baby if you want me
You've got to show me love
Words are so easy to say, ooh I
You've got to show me love
There's nothing that you can tell me
You've got to show me love
There's only one key to my heart
You've got to show me love!
Show me, show me baby
You've got to give it to me, give it to me, give it to me yeah
I don't want no face no one upon me
I need YOUR love
Show me, show me, show me baby
Give it to me, give it to me, yeah yeah
I am not a toy, I am not a play thing
You got to understand!
So, if you're looking for devotion, talk to me
Come on lean your heart and your hands
Because MY love is guilty!
Yeah ye-ye-yeaaah!
You've got to show me love!
Clean Bandit is a British electronic music group formed in Cambridge in 2009. The quartet, consisting of Jack Patterson (production), Luke Patterson (violin), Grace Chatto (cello) and Milan Neil-Amin Smith (guitar), distinguished itself for the use of classical instruments in a pop electronic context. After the success of the single "Rather Be" with Jess Glynne in 2014, Clean Bandit collaborated with numerous international artists including Zara Larsson, Demi Lovato, Sean Paul and Rita Ora. In 2016, Milan Neil-Amin Smith left the group. Among Clean Bandit's most notable songs are "Symphony" (with Zara Larsson), "Rockabye" (with Sean Paul and Anne-Marie) and "Solo" (with Demi Lovato). Their self-titled debut album was released in 2015, followed by "What Is Love?" in 2018.
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