Cat's Eyes

Ramona · Shake What Yo' Mama Give Ya [1980]

(Horst Hornung/Cedric Beatty)



Cat's eyes

Take good peep into that cat's eyes

Cat's eyes

Lose your heart in those wild eyes blue, oooh

Cat's eyes

Take good peep into that cat's eyes (take good peep, peep, peep)

Tempting you

What can you do when his eyes blink at you



You fall for him just like an autumn leaf

You want his love though he stays out of reach, out of reach

Wishing you could walk on by

Instead of giving him one more try

Barely miss him

How could you were so free and easy



Cat's eyes

Take good peep into that cat's eyes

Cat's eyes

Lose your heart in those wild eyes blue, oooh

Cat's eyes

Take good peep into that cat's eyes (take good peep, peep, peep)

Tempting you

What can you do when his eyes blink at you



And in your dreams, you'll see him come to you

Love was a shimmering sound of melting blue, melting blue

Whispering words of love to hear

Sweet caresses in a summer wind

Barely miss him

How could you were so free and easy (so free and easy)



[keyboard solo]



Ooooh, oooh, cat's eyes

Take good peep into that cat's eyes (take good peep, peep, peep)

Tempting you

What can you do when his eyes wink at you



Cat's eyes

Cat's eyes

Cat's eyes

Cat's Eyes - Ramona

Ramona's "Cat's Eyes" stands as a standout track from the 1980 album *Shake What Yo' Mama Give Ya*, showcasing her signature blend of soulful R&B and funk. Released during a pivotal era for female-led soul music, the recording captures the raw energy and rhythmic complexity characteristic of her work. The song features a driving groove that highlights her distinctive vocal delivery, blending power with vulnerability. As part of her broader discography, which includes acclaimed releases like *Natural Woman*, "Cat's Eyes" exemplifies her ability to craft memorable recordings that resonate with audiences seeking authentic soul expression. The track remains a testament to her influence within the genre, offering a polished yet unpretentious listening experience that defines her artistic identity.