I Got A Woman
Johnny Hallyday · Tour 66 [2009]
Well I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me ooh yeah
Say I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me oh yeah
Well she's my baby, don't you understand, yeah I'm her loving man
You know I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me ho yeah
Well she's there to love me, both day and night
Never grumbles or fusses oh treat me right
Never running in the street, leaving me alone
She knows a woman's place, right down in her home
I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me ooh yeah
Say I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me oh yeah
Well she's my baby, don't you understand, yeah I'm her loving man
You know I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me ho yeah
Well she's there to love me, both day and night
Never grumbles or fusses oh treat me right
Never running in the street, oh leaving me alone
She knows a woman's place, right down in her home
I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me ooh yeah
Say I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me oh yeah
She's there to help me when I'm in need
Yes she's the kind of a friend in need
You know I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me oh yeah
I know she knows she's all right, she's all right, she's all right
All right she's all, she's all right, aaaall right, I know she knows
She's all right, I know she knows she's all right
Yeah all right all right, yeah all right.
I Got A Woman
Johnny Hallyday's rendition of 'I Got A Woman' captures the raw energy that defined his early career and cemented his status as the King of French Rock. Originally a Ray Charles classic, the track became a staple in Hallyday's live performances, showcasing his powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence. This recording, featured on the Tour 66 compilation, highlights his ability to reinterpret American R&B and soul through a distinctly French lens. Throughout his extensive discography, Hallyday frequently drew from the American songbook, blending rock and roll with soulful influences to create a unique sound that resonated with generations of listeners. The song remains a testament to his enduring legacy and his skill in adapting international hits for a French audience.