I Got A Woman
Love's Haven: Johnny Hallyday's Ode to Devotion
Lyrics
Well I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me ooh yeah
Expressing having a woman who is located far away but is good to the speaker.
Say I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me oh yeah
Reiterating the presence of a woman from out of town who is good to the speaker.
Well she's my baby, don't you understand, yeah I'm her loving man
Describing the woman as the speaker's baby and emphasizing their loving relationship.
You know I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me ho yeah
Mentioning another woman across town who is also good to the speaker.
Well she's there to love me, both day and night
Highlighting the woman's consistent love and support day and night.
Never grumbles or fusses oh treat me right
Emphasizing the woman's positive qualities, such as not complaining and treating the speaker right.
Never running in the street, leaving me alone
Contrasting the woman's behavior with not running in the street and not leaving the speaker alone.
She knows a woman's place, right down in her home
Asserting the woman's understanding of her place in the home and fulfilling her role.
I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me ooh yeah
Repeating the appreciation for a woman from out of town who is good to the speaker.
Say I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me oh yeah
Reiterating the presence of a woman from out of town who is good to the speaker.
Well she's my baby, don't you understand, yeah I'm her loving man
Reaffirming the speaker's emotional connection with the woman and their mutual love.
You know I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me ho yeah
Mentioning another woman across town who is also good to the speaker.
Well she's there to love me, both day and night
Restating the woman's constant love and care both during the day and at night.
Never grumbles or fusses oh treat me right
Emphasizing the woman's positive qualities, such as not complaining and treating the speaker right.
Never running in the street, oh leaving me alone
Reiterating the woman's responsible behavior of not running in the street and not leaving the speaker alone.
She knows a woman's place, right down in her home
Reinforcing the idea of the woman knowing her place in the home and fulfilling her role.
I got a woman, way out of town, she's good to me ooh yeah
Expressing appreciation for a woman from out of town who is good to the speaker.
Say I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me oh yeah
Reiterating the presence of a woman from out of town who is good to the speaker.
She's there to help me when I'm in need
Highlighting the woman's supportive role in times of need.
Yes she's the kind of a friend in need
Describing the woman as a reliable friend in times of need.
You know I got a woman, away cross town, she's good to me oh yeah
Mentioning another woman across town who is also good to the speaker.
I know she knows she's all right, she's all right, she's all right
Expressing confidence in the woman's well-being, stating that she is all right.
All right she's all, she's all right, aaaall right, I know she knows
Repeating the affirmation of the woman being all right, emphasizing the speaker's confidence.
She's all right, I know she knows she's all right
Reiterating the speaker's belief that the woman is all right.
Yeah all right all right, yeah all right.
Concluding with a positive affirmation, expressing overall satisfaction and confidence.
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