Low and Slow (Like the Way You Love Me)

[Intro – Soft sizzling, faint Spanish guitar, low piano notes]
Mmm…
The best things in life don’t come quick.
And baby, you… you marinate the soul.

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[Verse 1 – Smooth, thick with affection]
You don’t rush a touch, don’t chase a thrill,
You build the fire, then let it spill.
From the kitchen light to the bedroom glow,
You love like smoke—you move low and slow.

Ain’t no rush in the way you kiss,
Ain’t no race when you taste like this.
You whisper prayers, then bite your lip,
Pour your love like syrup—thick.

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[Chorus – Soulful, sensual, layered in warmth]
Low and slow, like the way you love me,
Take your time, baby, unwrap me slowly.
Like molasses drippin’ down your spine,
You got that rhythm that rewrites time.

Sabor and soul, you stir it just right,
Turn our house into a holy night.
Low and slow, with hands that know—
How to make a man burn real low.

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[Verse 2 – Grit meets groove]
I seen fast love crash and burn,
But you got patience that make me learn.
You pour your heart like a midnight stew,
Boilin’ soft with the things we do.

You dance in shadows, you hum in light,
Your hips preach sermons in the moonlight.
You grip my chest like you hold the key,
To every ache still left in me.

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[Chorus – Even more intimate, background harmonies rich]
Low and slow, like Sunday roast,
You love me quiet, but it matters the most.
No fireworks, just embers and breath—
And Lord, it’s sweeter than anything left.

You ain’t loud, but you’re all I hear—
That Southern whisper in my ear.
Low and slow, and baby you know—
You the kind of heat that feeds the soul.

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[Bridge – Spoken, tender]
It’s in the way you turn out the lights.
The way your fingertips preach better than preachers.
I used to think I knew what passion was—
But then… you showed me the gospel of slow.

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[Outro – Fade on organ and heartbeat bass]
Low and slow, you bless me still…
With every touch that knows the thrill.
Not just of skin—but of soul…
And baby, I’m full.

Soulful male, R&B slow jam wrapped in bluesy guitar, Latin percussion, and gospel organ swells