The Who Who Song Jackie Wilson

"The Who Who Song" by Jackie Wilson, released in 1969, is a vibrant #Soul track that showcases Wilson's powerful vocals and energetic delivery. The lyrics celebrate love and connection, using playful repetition of "who" to convey joy and excitement in relationships. Musically, it features upbeat rhythms and engaging melodies, characteristic of Wilson's style. The song's catchy hook and lively arrangement contributed to its appeal, making it a staple in Wilson's repertoire and a reflection of the era's exuberant spirit.

Whose lips are sweeter than cherry pie?
Softer than grandmother's lullaby
Who gives all of whatever she gives
Without her love I don't want to live - tell me

Who who who? Nobody but (my sweet baby)
Who who who? Nobody but (my sweet baby)
Whoo-oo-oo? (my sweet baby)
Who who? Nobody but my sweet baby

Who has the patience and understands?
Grows my soul like nobody can
Whenever I need a little peace of mind
Who's there to comfort me, come rain or shine - tell me

Who who who? Nobody but (my sweet baby)
Who who who? Nobody but (my sweet baby)
Whoo-oo-oo? (my sweet baby)
Who who? Nobody but my sweet baby

(instrumental break)

Who's the only one? I'll give you three more clues
She took a tired old heart and made it new, baby
Erased the memory of the hurts I have seen
She gave my daily life a new brand-new routine - tell me

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