The Woman In You
Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees
Brings out the man in me
It's the woman in you
And the finer parts of your anatomy
And baby sharper than a knife, help me to know you
Show me tonight to satisfy
A sinner with the flash of an eye
You'll never be enough to me
I never knew love could wind me up
I can't do my stuff till you go walkin' by
And maybe old enough to try
I never knew anyone in between
The Devil and the angel
All in one and maybe old enough
That I can ride your love let me burn
Let me slide down to your soul
You can pull me in, you can push me out
But your baby needs love
Somebody to hold
Show me what to do
The woman in you
Brings out the man in me
It's the woman in you
And the finer parts of your anatomy
And baby, stronger than the wind
Burn in the fire out of the night
I'll teach you how to tremble if you give me the right
You'll never be enough to me
I never knew I could find the best
But searchin' out the rest
There is no doubt and maybe we can sweat it out
I never knew we could find a way
This crazy situation over me
And we forget about the world outside
My love, in your eyes
There's no world, there is no time
You can hold me in, you can throw me down
But your baby needs love
Somebody to hold
Show me what to do
The woman in you
Brings out the man in me
It's the woman in you
And the finer parts of your anatomy
And baby, stronger than the wind
Burn in the fire out of the night
I'll teach you how to tremble if you give me the right
You'll never be enough to me
The woman in you
Brings out the man in me
It's the woman in you
And the finer parts of your anatomy
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The Woman In You
Released by the Bee Gees, 'The Woman In You' stands as a defining track of their late 1970s disco era. The song showcases the brothers' signature harmonies and lush production, blending soulful vocals with a driving four-on-the-floor rhythm that became synonymous with the genre. It reflects the group's evolution from their earlier pop hits into a more mature sound characterized by intricate arrangements and emotional depth. As a staple of their discography, the recording exemplifies the polished studio craftsmanship that propelled the Bee Gees to global stardom during the height of disco culture. Its enduring appeal lies in its seamless fusion of R&B sensibilities with danceable energy, cementing its place as a classic example of the era's musical landscape.