My Lord & Master

Barbra Streisand · Other Songs - Barbra Streisand

He is pleased with me

My Lord and Master

Declares that he's pleased with me

What does he mean?

What does he know of me?

This lord and Master

When he has looked at me?

What has he seen?



Something young

Soft and slim

Painted cheek

Tap'ring limb

Smiling lips

All for him

Eyes that shine

Just for him

So he thinks

Just for him



Though the man may be

My Lord and Master

Though he may study me

As hard as he can

The smile beneath my smile

He'll never see

He'll never know

I love another man

He'll never know

I love another man

My Lord & Master

Barbra Streisand delivers a commanding vocal performance on 'My Lord & Master,' a track that showcases her signature blend of pop sensibility and operatic power. The recording highlights her ability to navigate complex emotional landscapes, utilizing her distinctive phrasing to convey a sense of reverence and intensity. While the specific album placement varies in historical records, the song stands as a testament to her career's breadth, reflecting her commitment to theatrical storytelling within mainstream pop formats. Streisand's delivery on this piece underscores her status as a vocalist who could command attention through sheer force of will and technical precision, cementing her legacy as an artist who redefined the possibilities for women in rock and pop music.