Soul Sisters Weldon Irvine
"Soul Sisters" by Weldon Irvine, released in 1976, is a soulful blend of jazz and funk, characterized by its rich instrumentation and powerful vocal delivery. The song celebrates sisterhood, empowerment, and unity among women, emphasizing the strength found in togetherness. Its themes of resilience and support resonate deeply, making it an anthem for female solidarity. The unique use of layered harmonies and intricate rhythms enhances its emotional depth. While it may not have achieved mainstream fame, its influence is felt in contemporary discussions of empowerment and community. #Soul
[Intro]
Aw, get it
Shucks
Hey, girl, mama, baby, sugar plum, you know
This here song's for y'all
I mean inspired by you, provoked by you
And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and dedicated to you
The soul sisters of the world
Soul sister, soul sisters of the universe
The soul sisters
Get it, get it, get it
[Instrumental]
Aw, get it
Shucks
Hey, girl, mama, baby, sugar plum, you know
This here song's for y'all
I mean inspired by you, provoked by you
And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and dedicated to you
The soul sisters of the world
Soul sister, soul sisters of the universe
The soul sisters
Get it, get it, get it
[Instrumental]
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