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i'll Never B another fool - demo. LOLOLOL!
Prince sings in falsetto - "i'll never open my legs again 2 a man who's insecure" and "i'll never open my legs again unless i'm really sure" no wonder people are getting a 'bi' vibe about him.i just think it's real funny, you have to hear it.i was like WTF!?! I think he gave it to Chaka Khan, but it's unusual for him not to switch the lyrics to fit himself singing it.  |
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The song was actually one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt the never saw the light of day and is still in the can. He wrote those lyrics from a female point of view and since that's who it was written for you should see the meaning behind the lyrics. Think about it!!! __________________________________________________
2 words falling between the drops and the moans of his condition | |
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You should hear him sing "Martika's kitchen"
"the table is set & the oven is hot" I think he wrote those sort a song esp. for women. Futuristic Fantasy | |
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So what would the lyrics be, if sung from a mans point of view? What about a man who, for arguments sake, is now heavily studied in religious ways.
I'm never bumping my thing again With a girl who's not baptised I'm never bumping my thing again However hard she tries RIP  | |
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Since Prince apparently records demos of the songs he gives away to female artists,I can't wait to hear HIS versions of the Vanity 6 songs...lol...
"I need 7 inches or more" | |
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joyinrepetition said: The song was actually one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt the never saw the light of day and is still in the can. The Chaka Khan version has been released.ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. |
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moderatorlangebleu said: joyinrepetition said: The song was actually one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt the never saw the light of day and is still in the can. The Chaka Khan version has been released.Dear Joy In Repetition, May I ask you how you know that this song was one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt ? Steve Marshall | |
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manray10 said: langebleu said: joyinrepetition said: The song was actually one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt the never saw the light of day and is still in the can. The Chaka Khan version has been released.Dear Joy In Repetition, May I ask you how you know that this song was one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt ? Steve Marshall He doesn't!  "You don't frighten us, English pig dogs. Go and boil your bottoms, sons of a silly person." | |
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giotto said: manray10 said: langebleu said: joyinrepetition said: The song was actually one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt the never saw the light of day and is still in the can. The Chaka Khan version has been released.Dear Joy In Repetition, May I ask you how you know that this song was one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt ? Steve Marshall He doesn't! ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. |
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langebleu said: giotto said: manray10 said: langebleu said: joyinrepetition said: The song was actually one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt the never saw the light of day and is still in the can. The Chaka Khan version has been released.Dear Joy In Repetition, May I ask you how you know that this song was one of the songs written for Bonnie Raitt ? Steve Marshall He doesn't! Just off the top of my head, I undestand Prince offered Bonnie several tracks for her to sing, some of that material had already been tried out with Jill Jones (and therefore was beneath Bonnie's abilities, according to Susan Rogers). One particular title that springs to mind is a 1999-era outtake called 'There's Something I Like About Being Your Fool', a really cool song, according to Steve Fargnoli. Alas, this one is not circulating. . "You don't frighten us, English pig dogs. Go and boil your bottoms, sons of a silly person." | |
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Does Chaka sing on it? All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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