Biography:
Diana Ross (born Diane Ernestine Earle Ross on 26 March 1944 in Detroit, Michigan, USA) is an American soul, R&B and pop singer and actress. Ross is one of the most successful female artists of her era, both due to her solo work and her role as lead singer of The Supremes during the 1960s.
In 1959, Ross was brought to the attention of Milton Jenkins, the manager of the local doo-wop group The Primes, by Mary Wilson. Primes member Paul Williams convinced Jenkins to enlist Ross in the sister group The Primettes
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Other songs:
- Home
- I'm Coming Out
- If We Hold On
- Reflections
- Touch Me In The Morning
- Upside Down
- Aint No Mountain High Enough
- All Of My Life
- Baby Love
- Chain Reaction
- Do You Know Where Youre Going To
- Do You Know Where Youre Going To Aint No Mountain High Enough
- I Will Survive
- If We Hold On Together
- Im Gonna Make You Love Me
- Im Still Waiting
- Its My Turn
- Its Your Move
- My Old Piano
- Not Over You Yet
- Remember Me
- Stop In The Name Of Love
- The Boss
- Theme From Mahogany
- When You Tell Me That You Love Me
- Winter Wonderland
- You Are Everything
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Fancy me
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Thought I had my degree
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In life and how love
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Ought to be run
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I had a one step plan to prove it
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Guide in my pocket for fools
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Folly and fun
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Love had to show me one thing
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I was so right (so right)
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I was so sure
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Who was, who was, who was the boss
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I'd defy
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Anyone who claimed that I
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Didn't control
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Whatever moved in my soul
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I could tempt
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Touch delight
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Just because you fell for me
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Why should I feel uptight
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Love had to show me one thing
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I was so right (so right)
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I was so sure
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Who was, who was, who was the boss
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Love taught me
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I was so right (so right)
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Fancy me
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Thought I had my degree
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In life and how love
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Ought to be run
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I had a one step plan to prove it
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Guide in my pocket for fools
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Folly and fun
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Love had to show me one thing
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I was so right (so right)
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Thought I could turn emotion
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I was so sure
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So sure (I was so sure)
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But lo-o-o-ve taught me
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Who was, who was, who was the boss
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[Verse 2]
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I'd defy
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Anyone who claimed that I
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Didn't control
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Whatever moved in my soul
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I could tempt
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Touch delight
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Just because you fell for me
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Why should I feel uptight
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Love had to show me one thing
[Chorus]
G
I was so right (so right)
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So right
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Thought I could turn emotion
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On and off
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I was so sure
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So sure (I was so sure)
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But lo-o-o-ve taught me
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Who was, who was, who was the boss
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Love taught me
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Taught me
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I was so right (so right)
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So right
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Thought I could turn emotion
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I was so sure
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So sure (I was so sure)
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But lo-o-o-ve taught me
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Who was, who was, who was the boss
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(Taught me who was, who was the boss)
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