Tonight I celebrate my love for you
It seems like the natural thing to do
Tonight no one's gonna find us
We'll leave the world behind us
When I make love to you
Tonight I celebrate my love for you
And I hope that deep inside you feel it too
Tonight our spirits will be climbing
To a sky lit with diamonds
When I make love to you tonight
Tonight I celebrate my love for you
And that midnight sun
Is gonna come shining through
Tonight there'll be no distance between us
What I want most to do
Is to make love to you tonight
Tonight I celebrate my love for you
And soon this old world will feel brand new
Tonight we will both discover
How friends turn into lovers
When I make love to you
Tonight I celebrate my love for you
And that midnight sun
Is gonna come shining through
Tonight there'll be no distance between us
What I want most to do
Is to make love to you
Tonight I celebrate my love for you
Tonight I celebrate my love for you
Roberta Cleopatra Flack (born 1937) is an American singer and pianist widely regarded as one of the most influential voices in soul and jazz music during the 1970s. Born in North Carolina, she began her career as a pianist in New York clubs. In 1972, she achieved international success with the album "First Take", which included the Grammy Award-winning track "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face", a soul classic. Flack is known for her warm and powerful voice, her emotional interpretations, and her ability to blend elements of jazz, blues, and gospel into her music. Among her most famous hits are also "Killing Me Softly with His Song", "Feel Like Makin' Love" and "Where Is the Love". She has collaborated with artists such as Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, and George Benson, contributing to defining the sound of soul music during that era.
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