It's My House

Diana Ross · The Greatest [2011]

It's my house and I live here

(I wanna tell you)

It's my house and I live here



There's a welcome mat at the door

And if you come on in

You're gonna get much more

There's my chair

I put it there

Everything you see

Is with love and care



It's my house and I live here

(I wanna tell you)

It's my house and I live here



On the table, there sits a rose

Through every window

A little light flows

Books of feeling on the shelf above

'Cause it was built for love

I was built for love



It's my house and I live here

(I wanna tell you)

It's my house and I live here



There's a candle to light the stairs

Where my dreams await someone to share

Oh, there's music on the radio

And good vibrations won't let me go

I put my name on the ceilin' above



'Cause it was buillt for love

It was built for love, ooh

You say you wanna move in with me

You say you wanna move in with me

Got to follow the rules to get me

Got to follow the rules to get me

You wanna visit my house

Say you wanna drop by

Wanna visit my house, yeah

To see me sometimes



There's a welcome mat at the door

And if you come on in

You're gonna get much more

I put my name in the ceilin' above

'Cause it was built for love

It was built for love



It's my house and I live here

(I wanna tell you)

It's my house and I live here

It's My House - Diana Ross

Diana Ross delivers a powerful vocal performance in 'It's My House,' a track that exemplifies her signature blend of soul and R&B. Recorded for the 2011 compilation 'The Greatest,' the song showcases her commanding presence and emotional depth, characteristic of her work during the height of her solo career. As a defining element of the Motown and post-Motown era, Ross's rendition emphasizes themes of empowerment and self-ownership, resonating deeply with audiences who appreciate her ability to convey complex narratives through her voice. The recording stands as a testament to her enduring legacy in popular music, capturing the essence of a performer who redefined the role of the female lead in soul and pop.