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What Cha' Gonna Do For Me - Chaka Khan



     
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All night and day
Just chippin' away
It's all in a day's work
Tryin' hard to defend
The time that I spend aloneThe crown that you lose
Exploiting the blues
Won't get the job done
As hard as it bites
I'm keepin' my sights on youWhat cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
When the chips are downIn the cool of the night
When nothing seems right
The feeling can take you
Strange as it seems
You make your own dreams come trueIf you try to conceal
The way that you feel
You're asking for trouble

Just as sure as I cry
I'm keeping my eye on you, yeahWhat cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
When the chips are downWhat cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
When the chips are downYou don't have to tell me
I'm to blame for this
'Cause what you hold against me
Is what I missWhat cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for meWhat cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
What cha' gonna do for me
Aah, what cha' gonna do for me
Songwriters
HAMISH STUART, NED DOHENYPublished by
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Chaka Khan (born Yvette Marie Stevens; 23 March 1953 - Chicago, Illinois, USA), frequently known as the "Queen of Funk", is a 10-time Grammy Award winning American singer-songwriter who gained fame in the 1970s as the frontwoman and focal point of the funk band Rufus.

In 1964 at the age of 11 she formed her first group, the Crystalettes. While still in high school, she joined the Afro-Arts Theater, a group which toured with Motown great Mary Wells; a few years later, she adopted the African name Chaka Khan while working on the Black Panthers' breakfast program. After quitting high school in 1969, Khan joined the group Lyfe, soon exiting to join another dance band, the Babysitters; neither was on the fast track to success, but her fortunes changed when she teamed with ex-American Breed member Kevin Murphy and Andre Fisher to form Rufus.

Debuting in 1973 with a self-titled effort on the ABC label, Rufus was among the preeminent funk groups of the decade; distinguished by Khan's dynamic vocals, the group earned half a dozen gold or platinum albums.

While still a member of the group in 1978, Khan embarked on a successful solo career. Her signature hits, both with Rufus and solo, include "Tell Me Something Good", "Sweet Thing", "Ain't Nobody", "I'm Every Woman", "I Feel for You" and "Through the Fire".

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