Whitney Houston

Released: October 13, 1993

Songwriter: Whitney Houston LA Reid Babyface Daryl Simmons

Producer: LA Reid Babyface

[Chorus]
I've got the stuff that you want
I've got the thing that you need
I've got more than enough
To make you drop to your knees
Because I'm the queen of the night
The queen of the night
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah

[Verse 1]
Don't make no difference if I'm wrong or I'm right
I've got the feeling and I'm willing tonight
Well, I ain't nobody's angel
What can I say
Well, I'm just that way
Hey

[Chorus]
I've got the stuff that you want
(Stuff that you want)
I've got the thing that you need
(Thing that you need)
I've got more than enough
To make you drop to your knees
Because I'm the queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
The queen of thе night
(Queen of the night)
Oh yeah, oh yeah, say it, say it, say it
Bеcause I'm the queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
The queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah

[Verse 2]
You've got a problem with the way that I am
They say I'm trouble and I don't give a damn
But when I'm bad, I know I'm better
I just wanna get loose
And turn it up for you, baby

[Chorus]
I've got the stuff that you want
(Stuff that you want)
I've got the thing that you need
(Thing that you need)
I've got more than enough
(More than enough)
To make you drop to your knees (Woo)
Because I'm the queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
The queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
Oh yeah, oh yeah, just say it, say it again
Because I'm the queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
The queen of the night
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah (Oh yeah)

[Refrain]
Oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I, ooh
Oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I, ooh
Oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I; oh yeah, I, ooh

[Chorus]
I've got the stuff that you want
(Stuff that you want)
I've got the thing that you need
(The thing that you need)
I've got more than enough
(More than enough)
To make you drop to your knees
(I'll make you drop)
Because I'm the queen of the night
(Your queen of the night)
The queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh-ho, say it again
Because I'm the queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
The queen of the night
(Queen of the night)
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah (Oh yeah)

[Bridge]
The queen of the night, yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah yeah
Say I am your queen, oh yeah
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah

[Outro]
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah
(Stuff that you want) Hey
(The thing that you need) Oh yeah
(More than enough) Say I am
(Drop to your knees) Oh yeah

Known across the pop culture spectrum as the “Queen of Pop” and “The Voice” for her mezzo-soprano octave, Whitney Elizabeth Houston left an indelible impression upon pop culture. She is one of the most successful artists of all time, with more than 200 million albums sold worldwide.

Born August 9, 1963, Houston grew up singing as part of the gospel choir at her local church. She was surrounded by powerful voices in her own family (mother Cissy Houston, cousin Dionne Warwick, godmother Darlene Love, honorary aunt Aretha Franklin). After working as a model and commercial actress in the early 1980s, Whitney was discovered during a New York City nightclub performance, which led to her signing a contract with Clive Davis at Arista Records. Whitney’s first song was a duet in 1984 with Teddy Pendergrass on “Hold Me.”

She released her self-titled début album the following year, which catapulted her into superstardom as the album topped the Billboard 200 for 14 non-consecutive weeks before becoming the top-selling album of 1986, eventually achieving diamond status in the US and selling over 22 million copies worldwide. The singles “Saving All My Love For You,” “How Will I Know,” and “Greatest Love of All” topped the Billboard Hot 100 and achieved platinum status. The music video for “How Will I Know” received heavy rotation on MTV, which was uncommon for Black women at the time. She took home the Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Grammy Award for “Saving” in 1986; her performance at the Grammys of “Saving” later won her an Emmy award. She also won seven American Music Awards between 1986 and 1987.

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