Take It Like A Woman

Debby Boone · Other Songs - Debby Boone

Sometimes I think I love you

Sometimes I just don't know

It feels so good when you hold me

But it hurts when you let go



I understand your feelings

But understand mine too

While your heart belongs to someone else

What is mine supposed to do



Woman its time you stopped your dreaming

All the lying and the scheming

That keep you warm at night

Woman there's no sense feeling bad

You can't loose what you never had

So dry your eyes and take it like a woman



I said in the beginning

Wouldn't let it get this far

'Cause there's no chance in wining

With things the way they are



But somewhere along the feelings

You became a part of me

And I can't share your love with someone else

Without it killing me



[Repeat: x2]

Woman its time you stopped your dreaming

All the lying and the scheming

That keep you warm at night

Woman there's no sense feeling bad

You can't loose what you never had

So dry your eyes and take it like a woman

Take It Like A Woman

Debby Boone's 'Take It Like A Woman' stands as a defining anthem of the 1970s power ballad genre, characterized by its soaring vocals and emotive delivery. The track exemplifies the era's shift toward dramatic, theatrical pop, blending traditional gospel influences with contemporary rock instrumentation. Boone's performance captures a universal sentiment of resilience and strength, resonating deeply with audiences across generations. While the song lacks a specific album title in public records, it remains a staple of her discography, often featured in compilations celebrating her career. Its enduring popularity highlights Boone's ability to craft memorable melodies that transcend fleeting trends, cementing her status as a significant voice in American music history.