Whitney Houston & Stevie Wonder - I Was Made to Love Him

   

About The Song

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"I Was Made to Love Him" is a transcendent duet performed by two musical legends, Whitney Houston and Stevie Wonder. Originally released by Stevie Wonder in 1967 as part of his album "I Was Made to Love Her," this iconic song was later covered by Houston and Wonder for her 1990 album "I'm Your Baby Tonight." The collaboration between these two powerhouse vocalists resulted in a soul-stirring rendition that has become a timeless classic in its own right.

The song opens with a lush arrangement of piano and strings, setting the stage for Houston and Wonder's emotive vocals to take center stage. Their voices blend seamlessly together, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both captivating and deeply moving. As the song progresses, Houston's powerhouse vocals soar effortlessly alongside Wonder's soulful delivery, each infusing the lyrics with their own unique style and emotion.

Lyrically, "I Was Made to Love Him" is a heartfelt declaration of love and devotion, with Houston and Wonder's voices intertwining to convey a sense of passion and longing that is palpable throughout the song. The lyrics speak to the universal experience of finding love and the deep connection that exists between two people who are meant to be together.

What sets this duet apart is the undeniable chemistry between Houston and Wonder, two of the greatest vocalists of their generation. Their mutual respect and admiration for each other's talent are evident in every note, as they trade verses and harmonize in perfect harmony. Houston's powerful vocal range and Wonder's soulful crooning complement each other beautifully, creating a dynamic and unforgettable musical experience.

As the song reaches its crescendo, Houston and Wonder's voices soar to new heights, their passion and emotion reaching a fever pitch that leaves listeners spellbound. Their heartfelt rendition of "I Was Made to Love Him" is a testament to the enduring power of love and the remarkable talent of two musical icons at the height of their careers.

 

In addition to its musical brilliance, "I Was Made to Love Him" also serves as a poignant reminder of the timeless themes of love and devotion that resonate with audiences of all ages. Through their electrifying duet, Houston and Wonder capture the essence of these universal emotions, creating a song that continues to touch the hearts of listeners around the world.

In conclusion, "I Was Made to Love Him" stands as a shining example of the magic that can happen when two musical legends come together to create something truly special. With its soul-stirring vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and undeniable chemistry between Houston and Wonder, this duet remains a cherished favorite among fans and a testament to the enduring power of love in all its forms.

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Lyrics

Let’s sing along with the lyrics!

Hey, oh, hey hey hey
See I was born in Newark (sure was)
We were always hand in hand
He wore high top shoes and shirt tales
Nip wore her pigtails
I knew I loved him even then
You know some disapproved it
They even boo-hooed it
But I told them time and time and time again
You know I was made to love him
Build my world around him and
Hey, hey, hey
He's been my inspiration
Sho' nuff appreciation
For the love I gave him through the years
Like a sweet magnolia tree
My love blossomed tenderly
My love grew sweeter through the years
I know my baby loves me
My baby needs me
That's why we made it through the years
I was made to love him
Worship and adore him, yes say
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, oh Lord
All through thick and thin
Our love just won't end
But I love my baby, love my baby, oh
My baby loves me
My baby needs me
I know I ain't going nowhere
I was just a little thing
The love bug hit me
I had the fever with each passing year
If all should tumble
And the whole world crumble
By his side I'll still be standing, yeah
'Cause I was made to love him
Made meant for him, say
Hey, hey, hey
I was made to love him
Build my world all around him say
Hey, hey, hey
I love my baby
Nip ain't' going nowhere
Say hey, hey, hey