I Wouldn't Change The Man He Is
Diana Ross · Aint No Mountain High Enough [1991]
Nobody knows him
Any better than I
Says without me
He can get along
But I know that's just a man's way
Of saying he's strong
But I wouldn't change him no
Oh I wouldn't change his funny ways
'Cause he's the cause of my sunny days
And though sometimes he brings me little tears
Still love the man he is
If I do something to please him
He never gives me credit
If I think he'll bring me candy and roses
Huh, I might as well forget it
He's the kind of a man
Who likes his privacy
And when a mood hits him
I know when to let him be
But I wouldn't change him no
I wouldn't change his funny, funny ways
'Cause he's the cause of my sunny days
And though sometimes he brings me little tears
Still love the man he is
Sometimes when he hurts me so bad
I think I've got migraine in the head
All he has to do is touch me
Tears disappear
I'll forgive him in a minute
I have to pretend
There ain't much I know
He's the kind of a man
Who likes to run the show
But I wouldn't change him, no
I wouldn't change his funny ways
'Cause he's the cause of my sunny days
Though sometimes he brings me little tears
Still love the man he is
Oh I love that man
I wouldn't change his funny ways
And I wouldn't change the man he is...
I Wouldn't Change The Man He Is
Diana Ross's 1991 recording of "I Wouldn't Change The Man He Is" stands as a testament to her enduring vocal prowess and emotional depth. Featured on the album *Ain't No Mountain High Enough*, this track captures the mature sophistication that defined her solo career during this era. The song reflects Ross's signature ability to convey intimate devotion through a polished, soulful delivery that resonates with longtime fans and new listeners alike. While her discography spans decades of chart-topping hits and genre-defining moments, this particular recording highlights her capacity for nuanced storytelling within the R&B and pop landscape. It remains a cherished song in her extensive catalogue, showcasing the timeless quality of her artistry without relying on fleeting trends.

