Only a Woman Like You
Jim Ed Brown and the Browns · Angel's Sunday [RCA] [1971]
Only a woman like you can make a man of me
For a man like me can't go through life alone
Only a woman like you can make a man of me
Without your love I'm weak but with your love I'm strong.
Down every road I'll have to walk
And every path I'll have to cross
I'll need someone who'll be standing there with me
Someone who can take my smallest dream
And turn it into the greatest thing
Darling, only you can make a man of me.
Only a woman like you can make a man of me
For a man like me can't go through life alone
Only a woman like you can make a man of me
Without your love I'm weak but with your love I'm strong.
Without your love I'm weak
But with your love I'm strong...
Only a Woman Like You
Jim Ed Brown and the Browns deliver a heartfelt vocal performance on 'Only a Woman Like You,' a standout track from their 1971 RCA release, Angel's Sunday. As the sole surviving member of the legendary Browns family group, Jim Ed Brown carried forward a rich tradition of close-harmony country and gospel music. This recording captures the group's signature warmth and emotional depth, blending traditional country sensibilities with the polished production values of the early 1970s. The song serves as a testament to their enduring ability to craft sincere, melodic narratives that resonate with listeners. By focusing on themes of admiration and connection, the track highlights the group's skill in delivering relatable storytelling through their distinctive vocal blend. It remains a cherished example of their collaborative work during a productive period in their discography.