I Wanna Take Care Of You
Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean
But I wanna take care of you
The woman within may think that it's wrong
But I wanna take care of you
I'll show you the love of a man that knows how
To hold you without holding you down
It's not a sign of weakness to let me be strong
I wanna take care of you
I'll carry the weight of your world on my shoulder
I wanna take care of you
In the prime of our years till time ticks us older
I wanna take care of you
I'll be your rope when that mountain's too steep
Be your hope when the water's too deep
I'll share my blanket when trouble winds turn colder
I wanna take care of you
I've got nothin' to prove but the way that I feel
It's love but it's so much more
For once in my life I know what I am living for
When the good Lord takes you He better take me too
So I can take care of you
When the good Lord takes you He better take me too
So I can take care of you
I Wanna Take Care Of You
Hazell Dean's 'I Wanna Take Care Of You' stands as a defining track from her 1970s solo career, showcasing her signature blend of soulful vocals and polished pop production. Recorded during the height of her fame following her work with The Sweet, the song exemplifies the lush, orchestral arrangements and romantic themes characteristic of her discography. It captures the essence of late 1970s pop, featuring a smooth melody that highlights her emotive delivery and the era's emphasis on polished studio recordings. As a staple of her solo catalogue, the track remains a testament to her ability to craft accessible yet emotionally resonant pop music that bridged the gap between R&B influences and mainstream chart success.
