W.O.M.A.N. (single Version)
Etta James · Other Songs - Etta James
Talking about you a man
Always ready to go
When it come to movin' daddy
Baby you're almost gold
Ohhhh (repeat ohhh several times)
I'm a W.O.M. A.N.
A woman
A woman
You ain't got nothin' in your pocket
To keep no girl alive
But she got somethin for all you men
Somethin to make you cry
haaa owww ow ow
I'm a W.O.M. A.N.
A woman yeah
A woman
Now Davy Crockett
He was the king of the wild frontier
I'd tame him down
If he had his old dead self here
Now Jesse James and Frank James
Baddest men in the land
We got some women who'd make 'em eat now,
Out of your hand
Now John Dillinger
The woman in red got him
Now teach all you hardies about a W.O.M.A.N.
Oww ow oww
I'm a W.O.M. one A and a N
A woman
A woman
I'm a woman child
And I ain't lyin'
For sure I'm a woman yeah
And I ain't hardly died yet
Wo man
One little rib tickle from the side of bed yeah yeah
They call us wo man
Ohhh yeah
Ohhh
Ohhh yeah
W.O.M.A.N. (single Version)
Etta James delivers a commanding vocal performance on "W.O.M.A.N.", a track that showcases her signature ability to blend soulful intensity with rhythmic drive. This single version highlights her dynamic range, capturing the raw energy that defined her early recordings and cemented her status as a powerhouse vocalist. The song stands as a testament to her versatility within the R&B and soul genres, offering a polished yet emotionally charged listening experience. James's interpretation transforms the title into an anthem of strength, reflecting the broader themes often explored in her extensive discography. As a key song in her catalog, the recording exemplifies the production quality and emotional depth that made her a lasting influence on American music.