What burns and glows without flame
What lives and grows without rain
What brings a smile that lasts for a little while
Then makes me cry without shame
How can you please me then and torture and tease me And do it in the name of love Don't you know how to be nice
You leave me without thinking twiceYou're warm as an oven when you want a little loving
Then you'll go from fire to ice
How can you please me then torture and tease me
And do it in the name of love I'm a coming I'm a going is it raining or snowing
I got no way if knowing you're mine You made me rise and fall
You make me stumble and crawl
So baby get with it you might as well admit itDon't love your daddy at all
Just how can you please me then torture and tease me
And do it in the name of love
You make me rise and fall
You make me stumble and crawl
So baby get with it you might as well admit itDon't love your daddy at all
Harold George Bellanfanti Jr., known as Harry Belafonte (1929-2023), was an American singer, musician, actor, and civil rights activist. Born in Harlem, New York, to Jamaican parents, Belafonte began his career in the entertainment world in the 1940s as a dancer and later as a singer. He rose to fame in the 1950s thanks to his album "Calypso", which sold millions of copies worldwide and established him as one of the pioneers of the calypso genre. Belafonte was a multi-faceted artist, with a career spanning music, acting, and social activism. He collaborated with artists like Paul Robeson and Joan Baez, participating in demonstrations against racial segregation in the United States. Among his most famous songs are "Banana Boat (Day-O)", "Jamaica Farewell", and "The Lion Sleeps Tonight". Belafonte won numerous awards for his music and his social commitment, including a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1980.
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