Amerie Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | One Thing |
| 2 | 1 Thing (remix) |
| 3 | All I Have |
| 4 | Why Don't We Fall in Love (remix) |
| 5 | Pretty Brown |
| 6 | Nothing Like Loving You |
| 7 | Heard ’em All (remix) |
| 8 | Man Up |
| 9 | Just Like Me |
| 10 | Need You Tonight |
| 11 | Not the Only One |
| 12 | Can’t Let Go |
| 13 | Show Me |
| 14 | Falling |
| 15 | Take Control (a cappella) |
| 16 | Like It Used to Be |
| 17 | Float |
| 18 | Outro |
| 19 | Touch (remix) |
| 20 | 1 Thing |
| 21 | 1 Thing (Soul Seekerz remix) |
| 22 | 1 Thing (a cappella) |
| 23 | 1 Thing (instrumental) |
| 24 | 1 Thing (original mix) |
| 25 | 1 Thing (radio edit) |
| 26 | 1 Thing (radio version) |
| 27 | 4AM Mulholland |
| 28 | 4The Lovers |
| 29 | A Heart’s for the Breaking |
| 30 | All I Need |
| 31 | All Roads |
| 32 | Amnesia |
| 33 | Can We Go |
| 34 | Come With Me |
| 35 | Crazy Wonderful |
| 36 | Crush |
| 37 | Curious |
| 38 | Dangerous |
| 39 | Dear John |
| 40 | Different People |
| 41 | Don’t Say a Word |
| 42 | Every Time |
| 43 | Forecast (intro) |
| 44 | Give It All Up |
| 45 | Got to Be There |
| 46 | Gotta Work |
| 47 | Gotta Work (instrumental) |
| 48 | Gotta Work (remix) |
| 49 | Hate 2 Love U |
| 50 | Hate2LoveU |
Amerie Albums
About Amerie
Amerie is an American R&B singer-songwriter who emerged in the early 2000s with a distinctive sound blending classic soul with contemporary hip-hop production and go-go influences from her Washington D.C. roots. Her breakout hit "1 Thing" (2005) became a cultural phenomenon with its infectious Meters sample and established her as a trendsetter in the neo-soul movement. Albums like "Touch" and "Because I Love It" showcased her versatility, from the romantic "Why Don't We Fall in Love" to more experimental tracks that incorporated her Korean-American heritage and diverse musical influences. Though her mainstream presence peaked in the mid-2000s, Amerie's innovative approach to R&B and her role in bridging old-school funk with modern production helped pave the way for artists who would later dominate the genre.