I need to know the name of a song that contains the lyrics, "You're my
special lady, sweeter than ......".  It sounds like it was made in
the 70's, maybe very early 80s.  The part where they sing "Lady"
sounds like "laaadehhh".  It contains the usualy markings of a 70's
soul song:
string instruments, smooth beat.  It also seems to be sung by a group
of guys.  I heard it on an American Radio station that is known for
playing classic soul music.  It is NOT "Special Lady" by Ray,
Goodman, & Brown!

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Request for Question Clarification by googlenut-ga on 05 May 2005 19:21 PDT

Hello nraval-ga,

It sounds like you may be referring to ?Lady? by The Whispers.  You
can hear a clip of it here (Track 6).


Amazon.com
The Whispers - Greatest Hits [Capitol]
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002UMJ/ref=m_art_li_1/104-4402038-9157535?v=glance&s=music



Is this the song you are looking for?

Googlenut

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Clarification of Question by nraval-ga on 06 May 2005 15:42 PDT

Well, I listened to the clip, but I don't know if that is it.  

The song that I am referring to didn't seem to have any synthesizers. 
When I listened to it on the radio it was probably about the last
minute of the song.  "You're my special laaddehh, sweeter than..." is
probably the part of the song that they repeat.

I think I remember listening to the song around 6:30 - 6:45 AM on 94.5
radio station in Dallas around three weeks ago.

I know the song you mean, or at least I think I do but unfortunately I
can't remember who sang it right now. If it's the one I'm thinking of
it isn't the one mentioned above, right?

Could it be this song by Styx? 
http://www.styxnet.com/styxlyrics/lady.htm

I can't find a clip but I think this is the one I was thinking of.

It's DEFINITELY not Styx!

It's has a "Motown" feel to it.