Something He Can Feel - Aretha Franklin

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Shoo doo, shoo...

Oh, many say that I'm too young
To let you know just where I come from

Oh, but you will see that it's just a matter of time
My love will surely make you mine

Ooh, living in a world of ghetto life
Everybody around seems so uptight

Nothing's wrong
It's alright with
My man, my man

I like the kinds of ways we have our fun
His loving ways send me on and on

Yeah, hey, with my man
People out there can understand


I'm giving him something he can feel
Oh, ho, to let him know my love is real
Hey, hey, hey...
I'm giving him something he can feel
Yes, I am, babe
To let you know my love is real

So much love for us to see
So much hope for material things
Are they only in my dreams

So I wrote this song for you
To prove that real things do come true
Tell me, tell me what it means
I wanna know, baby

If you don't want it to get away
Everybody around seems so uptight
Nothing's wrong it's alright, my man

I like the kinds of ways we have our fun
His loving ways sends me on an on
Woo, with my man

People out there can you understand
I'm giving him something he can feel
I sure want you to have it, baby
To let you know my love is real
My love is real

Giving him something he can feel
Ooh, baby, ooh, baby
I want you to know this love
Yeah, yeah

Giving him something he can feel
To feel it, feel it all
I love you, I love you, I love you

Giving him something he can feel
Let me give what what you really need, baby

Giving him something he can feel
Can you feel it, can you feel it, feel it, feel it

Giving him something he can feel
Ooh, we feel it, baby
Giving him something he can feel
Yeah, yeah, yeah...

Giving him something he can feel
Feel it, baby
Feel it, baby
Feel it, baby

Giving him something he can feel
Yeah, feel it, baby
You're gonna know my love is real
Yeah, baby


Giving him something he can feel
Every day, baby
You're gonna know this love is real
Yeah, yeah, yeah...

You know, baby
I just can't get enough of your funky stuff, no, no
Oh, oh, baby
You make it so good
You turn a woman around
Yes, you will
And I wanna run it
And tell it all over town

Living in a world of ghetto life
Everybody around seems so uptight
Nothing's wrong
And it's alright, my man
I like the kind of ways we have our fun
Your loving ways send me on an on
Yeah, with my man

People out there can you understand
Giving him something he can feel
To let him know this love is real

Giving him something he can feel
To let him know this love is real

Do you know
Do you know
Do you know

Giving him something he can feel
Giving him something he can feel...

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Aretha Franklin (March 25, 1942) is a Memphis, Tennessee-born but Detroit, Michigan-reared American iconic gospel, soul, and R&B singer. Many have called her "The Queen Of Soul" and "Lady Soul".

She is renowned for her soul and R&B recordings (on many, of which, she accompanies herself on keyboards and piano -- a skill she learned at an early age, learning to play by ear, according to lifetime friend Smokey Robinson) but is also adept at jazz, rock, blues, pop, and gospel.

She is generally regarded as one of the best vocalists ever by such industry publications/media outlets as Rolling Stone and VH1, due to her phenomenal technical and interpretative talents.

Adept at the piano as well as having a gifted voice, Franklin became a child prodigy. By the age of fourteen, she signed a record deal with Battle Records, where her father Reverend C.L. Franklin recorded his sermons and gospel vocal recordings, and she issued Songs of Faith in 1956.

She is the second most honored female popular singer in Grammy history (after Alison Krauss), having won eighteen competitive Grammys (including an unprecedented eleven for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance, eight of them consecutive). The state of Michigan has declared her voice to be a natural wonder.

Franklin is perhaps best-known for her interpretation of Otis Redding's Respect, recorded in 1967 with sisters Carolyn Franklin and Erma Franklin. Many of her songs, however, were originals that have since been covered by other artists. Some of her best-known compositions include (Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone, Ain't No Way, All the King's Horses, Baby, Baby, Baby, Call Me, Dr. Feelgood, Rock Steady, Spirit in the Dark, and Think (which she performed in the film The Blues Brothers). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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