Spotify Release Info

Album Art

Track: Black Lady
Artist: Donna Summer
Album: I Remember Yesterday

Artist Bio

Donna Summer Image

Name: Donna Summer
Spotify Genres: disco, hi-nrg
Followers: 2,142,633
Popularity:

67/100

Biography

American Singer, Songwriter, Pianist, Painter and Actress. Born December 31, 1948 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States Died May 17, 2012 in Englewood, Florida, United States (Aged 63) of Lung cancer. Also Known as "Queen of Disco", "Boston Panther" and "First Lady of Love". Got her stage name from [a=Helmut Sommer (3)], an Austrian actor to whom she was married for two years and with whom she had a daughter, [a=Mimi Sommer]. Her sisters are: [a=Dara Bernard] and [a=Mary Bernard]. In 1980 she married [a=Bruce Sudano], their daughters are Brooklyn and [a=Amanda Grace Sudano]. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2013 by [a=Kelly Rowland].

Source: Discogs

Special Offer

Donna Summer on Amazon

Check this out

Popular Tracks on Spotify

Discogs Release Info

Release Cover

Release: Donna Summer - Black Lady / I Feel Love / Take Me / Love's Unkind
Year: 1977
Genres: Electronic, Funk / Soul
Styles: Disco

SEE ALSO

No additional relationship information found.

Source: MusicBrainz

LYRICS

It was bad, really mean
She had the kind of reputation to make any woman scream
Late one night, when it wasn't right
And he made a catch, and he meets his match
Black lady, black lady

She was mean, really bad
She was slender as a cat at night, she made the men go mad
Well her eyes were green, and her skin was soft
And the lady's heart was as hard as rock

Black lady, black lady
You better beware, you better beware, you better beware

He tried to fight it, tried to win
But no matter where the poor man turned, the lady halted him
Her wish was his command, his life in her hands
And the death was slow, 'cause she won't let go

Oh, Black lady, that black lady

She tried to win, tried to buy
She was out over him, 'cause he played all the cards just right
He laid out his hand like a winning man
With a smile so deep, she put him into a sleep
You know she won

Black lady, black lady
You better beware, you better beware

Black lady, you better beware
Black lady, black lady, black lady