Portrait of a Legend: 1951–1964 album cover by Sam Cooke

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1960 · From the album Portrait of a Legend: 1951–1964

Just for You

by Sam Cooke

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03 · Lyrics

"Just for You"

Just for you, just for you, just for you, my love

Ooh for you, just for you, my love

Oh yes my dear, I finally realize

I finally realize that it's just for you

When you see me workin' all night long

Workin' till my stress was gone

It's for you, oh listen dear

I finally realize that it's all for you

Yeah, when you see me workin' all the day

Workin' all of my stress away

It's for you, oh yes it is

I finally realize that it's all for you

Just for you, oh, could it be for you

Just for you, just for you, oh, just for you

Yes my dear, I finally realize

I finally realize that it's just for you

When you see me workin' all the day

Workin' all of my stress away

It's for you, oh yes it is

I finally realize that it's all for you

Yeah, when you see me spendin' all of my money

Just to give you a good time, honey

It's for you, oh I finally realize

I finally realize that it's for you

It's for you, for nobody else but you

My love, it's for you

Sweetheart, I know it's for you, oh, it's for you

Yes my dear, I finally realize

I finally realize that it's just for you

Just for you, just for you, just for you

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Just for You" released?
"Just for You" by Sam Cooke was released on November 1, 1960 on the album "Portrait of a Legend: 1951–1964".
What genre is "Just for You"?
"Just for You" by Sam Cooke falls within the soul, rock pop, r&b genres.
What album is "Just for You" on?
"Just for You" appears on the album "Portrait of a Legend: 1951–1964" by Sam Cooke.
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