Aretha Franklin

Oh think (think)
Think about what you're tryin' to do to me.
Woo-hoo think (think)
Let your mind go let yourself be free.
~ Think

Aretha Louise Franklin (born March 25, 1942) is an American singer, songwriter, and pianist. Although known for her soul recordings and referred to as The Queen of Soul, Franklin is also adept at jazz, blues, R&B, gospel music, and rock.

Song lyrics

• Speak your name
  And I'll feel a thrill.
  You said I do,
  And I said I will.

  I tell you that I'll stay true,
  And give you just a little time.
  Wait on me baby,
  I want you to be all mine.
  I just get so blue.

  Since you've been gone, baby
  (why'd you do it? why'd you have to do it?)

  • (Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone, written with Teddy White, from Lady Soul (1968)

• People walkin' around everyday,
  Playin' games and takin' scores.
  Tryin' to make other people lose their minds.
  Well be careful you don't lose yours.

  Oh think (think)
  Think about what you're tryin' to do to me.
  Woo-hoo think (think)
  Let your mind go let yourself be free.

  You need me (need me)
  And I need you (don't cha know)
  Without each other
  There ain't nothin' we two can do.

  • Think, written with Teddy White, from Aretha Now (1968)

• I want to be what he wants when he wants it, and whenever he needs it
  And when he's lonesome and feelin' love starved
  I'll be there to feed it
  I'm givin' him a little bit for each day
  He turns me right on when I hear him say

  (Hey baby let's get away, let's go somewhere far)
  (Baby can we?)
  Well I don't care.

  • Day Dreaming, from Young (1972)

• Step n' move your hips
  With a feelin' from side to side
  Sit yourself down in your car
  And take a ride.

  And while you're movin'
  Rock steady
  Rock steady baby.
  Let's call this song exactly what it is
  (What it is -what it is - what it is)

  • Rock Steady, from Young (1972)

• You walked in on the sly
  Scopin' for love
  In the crowd, I caught your eye
  You can't hide your stuff.

  You came to catch
  You thought I'd be naive and tame
  You met your match
  I beat you at your own game.

  • Who's Zoomin' Who, written with Preston Glass and Narada Michael Walden, from Who's Zoomin' Who? (1985)