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Add to EJ Playlist  'She Works Hard For The Money' - Donna Summer Written by Summer, the song worked it's way to become a Billboard top hit and anthem for her. The sleeve of the CD showed Summer as a waitress along with Onetta, the song's inspiration featured in this clip as well as the lyrics. The song was a tribute to and became an anthem for 'working women' everywhere. It received a Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (1983). Summer opened the Grammys that year with a rousing performance of the soon to be women's classic. She works hard for the money So hard for it honey She works hard for the money So you better treat her right Onetta there in the corner stands And wonders where she is and It's strange to her Some people seem to have everything Nine a.m. on the hour hand And she's waiting for the bell And she's looking real pretty Just waitin' for her clientele She works hard for the money So hard for it honey She works hard for the money So you better treat her right Twenty eight years have Come and gone And she's seen a lot of tears Of the ones who come in They really seem to need her there It's a sacrifice working day to day What little money just tips for pay But it's worth it all To hear them say that they care She works hard for the money So hard for it honey She works hard for the money So you better treat her right (She) already knows She's seen her bad times (she) already knows These are the good times But never sell out She never will Not for a dollar bill She works Hard

Add to EJ Playlist  me singing call tyrone by erykah badu I love herrrrr

Add to EJ Playlist  Dim all the lights by girlicous hey eveybody ok i've been getting questions like this alot so here it is the font is jokerman and i made it with windows movie maker. :]

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Add to EJ Playlist  SADE'S SONG

Add to EJ Playlist  The Queen of Disco returns! A preview from her upcoming album (her first in 17 years!), "Crayons," set to be released May 2008. Song produced by Sebastian Arocha Morton

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Add to EJ Playlist  I added a couple of pics to the clip...it's worth re-watching it!

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Add to EJ Playlist  Donna Summer McArthur Park

Add to EJ Playlist  "Erykah Badu, uma das cantoras afro-americanas de melhor gosto estético dos últimos tempos, faz uma miscelânea extraordinária de tendências como o Jazz, o Soul e o R&B. Influências diretas de Billie Holiday e Nina Simone, expoentes do Jazz do século XX, a harmonia contrasta com uma tendência mais forte de elementos da música negra do movimento hip-hop dos anos 80 na música baduziana."

Add to EJ Playlist  Sade - No Ordinary Love, i think her and TTD should have got together and done a song, that would have been good :)

Add to EJ Playlist  "Give It Up" from Sade's 1988 album "Stronger Than Pride." Tell me the secrets of your soul Give it up and let go Give it up, give it all Give it up, give it all Give it up, give it all Give it up, give it all I give you it all I couldn't give you more if I tried I give you my love I give you everything I feel inside I give you my life It isn't a lie I tell only the truth I give you my life I think I'd even die for you Surrender your love Surrender your love to me Surrender your love Surrender your love to me Tell me the secrets of your soul Give it up and let go I give you my love I couldn't give you more if I tried I give you it all I give you everything I feel inside I give you my life It isn't a lie I tell only the truth I give you my life I think I'd even die for you Surrender your love Surrender your love to me Surrender your love Surrender your love to me Give it up, give it all Give it up, give it all Give it up, give it all Give it up, give it all

Add to EJ Playlist  "Clean Heart" from Sade's 1988 album "Stronger Than Pride." Clean heart Clean and sharp Clean dream Bad start He loved his brother and his sister Luke and Tony called him "Mister" They made him feel much more like a man He loved his daddy though he never told him And how he loved his mama He loved, he loved her like, like an Italian Little Janet said you look so fine, so fine Something in his smile Made them feel like strangers And then he straightened his belt With a lover's touch And he said I'm gonna bring home The things that are out of your clutch Seemed like the hottest night in summer A heat that makes you feel like dying Somewhere in the next block There was a baby crying Finger on the trigger for the years to come Finger on the trigger for the years to come And as the moon slid up Over the restless streets Sirens mocking and people stop to see Oh, their greedy eyes don't realize He's someone's son Finger on the trigger for the years to come Finger on the trigger for the years to come

Add to EJ Playlist  "Maureen" from Sade's 1985 album "Promise." Maureen It's hard to explain I'm never gonna see you again And you'll never meet my new friends Maureen, I miss you I just can't explain I'm never gonna see you again I wish you could meet my new friends Walking along the subway listening to Loving you is easy a capella You were a souped up car in that rent-a-go-cart town And I miss you Maureen We're as thick as thieves Maureen, Maureen Remember when my mother said to me Sade don't you come home too late 'Til you're back, I stay awake And Maureen With the boys you could tell at a glance You'd say he looks good Let's hope he can dance Wicky wacky party to the... Where are we going tonight And what will you be wearing Shown like a souped up car in that rent-a-go-cart town And I miss you Maureen, I miss you girl You were my best friend Never gonna see you again, Maureen And you'll never meet my new friends You really were a pearl in my world, Maureen Maureen It's hard to explain You'll never call 'round to see me again You'll never meet my new friends Never meet my new friends Never meet my new friends Never meet my new friends

Add to EJ Playlist  The discussion on slavery in America (and the Caribbean) should never digress into a guilt trip. It's not about guilt, it's about acknowledgement . We live in the fallout of slavery. African-America ns were severely psychologically damaged by slavery. The effects linger, over a hundred fifty years since. For that reason we should never forget slavery until we at last acknowledge and grapple with its debilitating residue. Sade has not forgotten. God Bless Sade. This is a deep and very conscious song from Sade. We always knew she was special, but this demonstrates a depth that is FAR BEYOND that of your average singer.