What kind of fool do you think I am
To believe you really give a damn
You're just lookin' out for number one
You wanna win, no way you're gonna lose
Between me and you, which one will you choose
I know you're lookin' out for number one
Just look behind the silver screen you've built around yourself
You will find you're just the same as anybody else
And that's allright
What kind of fool are you gonna be
There's a locked-up soul and you hold the key
But you're too busy lookin' out for number one
What will you do, will you go through the day
Only half alive, who are you anyway
Just lookin' out for number one
What kind of chance are you willing to take
Are you willing to give just a little bit for your own sake
That's really lookin' out for number one
Really lookin' out for number one
Lookin' out for number one
Carole King, born Carol Joan Klein in New York City on February 9, 1942, is an American singer-songwriter, composer, and pianist of international acclaim. She began her career as a songwriter for other artists, penning hits for The Shirelles, The Drifters, and Aretha Franklin. In 1971, she reached the pinnacle of popularity with her album *Tapestry*, a masterpiece that sold over 25 million copies worldwide. The album features some of her most beloved songs, including "It's Too Late", "I Feel the Earth Move", and "So Far Away". Carole King was a pivotal figure in popular music during the 1970s, influencing generations of singer-songwriters with her poetic sensibility and musical talent. Among her other notable albums are *Music* (1972) and *Rhymes and Reasons* (1973). Besides her solo career, she collaborated with Gerry Goffin, her former husband, writing numerous hits that have become part of pop music history.
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