Red-Headed Lady

Kenny · The Best Of Kenny [1994]

Everybody there on the dance hall floor had somebody



And honey I couldn't take any more

Then I saw you baby, red-headed lady



You were like a flame in a dying fire

'Cos when you move you turn me on



Take me higher and higher



You saved me

I love you red-headed lady.



'Cos you were like a light on a stormy sea

Shining on through the waves that were drowning me

You saved me

I love you red-headed lady



You burn me with your eyes

you tantalise me girl

You know you do ahh girl I'll burn my fingers

If I lay a hand on you

You were like a flame in a dying fire

. . .

You burn me with your eyes

you tantalise me

Yes you were like a light on a stormy sea

. . .

You were like a flame in a dying fire

. . .

Yes you were like a light on a stormy sea

. . .

Red-Headed Lady

Kenny's "Red-Headed Lady" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, soulful R&B style that defined the 1990s. Recorded for his compilation album, The Best Of Kenny [1994], the track showcases his signature blend of romantic lyricism and melodic sensibility. The song captures the essence of late-night intimacy, featuring Kenny's characteristic warm vocal delivery that has become a staple in his discography. As part of a collection of timeless hits, the recording reflects the polished production standards of the era while maintaining the raw emotional connection typical of his best work. It remains a beloved track for fans of classic R&B and Kenny's enduring musical legacy.