Looking for some deep house music songs from 80's/90's?

Question

Only have some basic lyrics, first one is :deep inside of me,i've got so much love...
The second is :treat me right,is what I like ,make me feel so good inside -- every now and then you make me feel,feel so special....
Sounds similar to a Murk production or Deep South.
They both came out in late 80's / mid 90's.
Thanks .

Answer 1

The first one is:

Kim Wilde - Can’t Get Enough
Written by ricki & kim wilde

I’m a prisoner who can never leave
Someone that you use anytime you please
But I never want you to set me free
Cos I’m addicted to this love disease

And the fever rages in my soul
Begging you to want me and take control
But come tommorow you’ll let me go
To find another foolish heart I know

As I face another lonely night
A different lover will hold you tight
It’s not right

I can’t help myself from crying over you
I can’t get enough of your love
Yeah I’m dying cos it’s true
I can’t get enough of your love

I’m going crazy can’t you see
You’re turning every day into misery
Just like murder in the first degree
You’re killing something deep inside of me
Cos you don’t care if I should live or die
And you don’t even attempt to lie
And that’s why

(BTW, anytime you are looking for a song and only know a few lyrics, try using any search engine to search on the lyrics you know and put the word "lyrics" in. It often comes back with the song you want.)

As far as the other one, nothing comes up when you search on all those lyrics. Since you are talking "house" I think perhaps it was an extended mix of some sort using a bunch of different songs. When I did the search, it came up with a bunch of New Kids on The Block songs.
"Treat Me Right" uses "treat me right"
"Keep Smilin' " and "I'll be Waitin' " uses "make me feel so good inside"
Although I couldn't find ANY song that had "every now and then you make me feel,feel so special"

So maybe it was a special dance mix.

Answer 2

Start off with a few songs via Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five: "The Message" which revolutionized rap/hip-hop and announced the arena to the notion of social messages in hip-hop (and additionally it is notable), "New York, New York," "White Lines," "Message II (Survival)," simply to call a couple of. There's additionally a mixture of a host in their stuff known as the "Step Off Megamix." Give it a check out, you'll be able to like it. I'd additionally suggest NWA's album "Straight Outta Compton." This organization was once in which Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, and Eazy-E obtained began and any gangsta-rapper owes them massive time. I'd advocate the identify monitor, "**** The Police," and "Gangsta Gangsta." Also assess out Eazy-E's track "Boyz-n-the-Hood," it rocks. Then there is Run DMC's "It's Tricky," Public Enemy's "Fight the Power," Anthrax & Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise," and so forth... Also, the Slim Shady LP got here out in ninety nine, so it technically falls into your timeline regardless that it is not so "ancient college." Enjoy the first-class of the first-class Edit: How did I disregard the Wu Tang Clan? I especially like "Method Man" and "Protect Ya Neck" off in their album "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)"

Answer 3

Just heard it for the first time yesterday myself mate - Ralph Falcom "every now and then (vocal mix". Here it is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hEgsC_kb_8

Answer 4

dont like 80 n 90
ur welcome