Sexy Ida

Ike And Tina Turner · Other Songs - Ike And Tina Turner

Don't give your love to sexy Ida

'Cause she's the sister of a black widow spider

Don't try your love on sexy Ida

You might as well try it with the spider



She's got his long black hair

It's a hangin' on down her back

Long black pretty legs

And she walks just like a cat



Hypnotic eyes

And a stacked up love sacks

She not only wants your love

She wants your life after that don't do it



Don't give your love to sexy Ida

'Cause she's the sister of a black widow spider

Don't try your love on sexy Ida

You might as well try it on the spider



And she's got a kingsized bed

With satin sheets of love

And you'll never wanna leave now

The web of love she weaves but I'll tell you, now



Don't give your love to sexy Ida

'Cause she's the sister of a black widow spider

Don't try your love on sexy Ida

You might as well try it on the spider



You gotta beware of sexy Ida

'Cause she tries to look co sweef and kind

But her looks can be deceivin'

'Cause her love is like strychnine



Don't give your love to sexy Ida

'Cause she's the sister of a black widow spider

Don't try your love on sexy Ida

You might as well try it on the spider



Don't give your love to sexy Ida

'Cause she's the sister of a black widow spider

Sexy Ida

Ike and Tina Turner's 'Sexy Ida' stands as a quintessential example of their electrifying rock and roll fusion, blending raw power with infectious rhythm. Recorded during the height of their career, the track showcases Tina's distinctive vocal range and Ike's driving guitar work, hallmarks of their dynamic partnership. While often associated with their later, more polished studio albums, the song captures the gritty, high-energy live performance style that defined their public image. It reflects the era's shift toward harder-edged rock influences while maintaining the soulful core of their earlier hits. The recording exemplifies their ability to command attention through sheer musical intensity, cementing their legacy as one of the most influential acts in the history of rock and roll.