James Brown & The Famous Flames — Think Live at the Apollo Theater 1967

[Verse 1: James Brown + Marva Whitney + both] Think about the good things Think about the bad things Think about the right thing Think about the wrong thing Lady, before you leave me, you realize that I'm the one who loves you Think about the sacrifices that I made for you Think about the hard times that I've spent with you Think about the good things that I've done for you Think about the bad things I've tried to suffer through [Chorus: James Brown + Marva Whitney + both] Come on, sugar, think, Lord, about the good things Think about the bad things Think, Marva, about the right things And James, don't you forget about the bad things, yeah Lady, before you leave me, you realize that I'm the one who loves you [Bridge: James Brown + Marva Whitney] How much of all your happiness can I really claim? I wanna know how many tears have you shed for which you are to blame? Well, I don't remember, what they brought I tried so hard to please you, at least that's what I thought [Chorus: James Brown + Marva Whitney + both] Come on, sugar, think, Lord, about the good things Think about the bad things Think, Marva, about the right things James, don't forget about the wrong things, yeah Lady, before you leave me, you realize that I'm the one who loves you [Bridge: James Brown + Marva Whitney] How much of all your happiness, now tell me, can I really claim? I wanna know how many tears have you shed for which you are the blame? Well, I don't remember, what they brought I tried so hard to please you, at least that's what I thought [Chorus: James Brown + Marva Whitney + both] Come on, sugar, think, Lord, about the good things Think about the bad things Think, Marva, about the right things And James, don't you forget about the wrong things, yeah Lady, before you leave me, you realize that I'm the one who loves you Lady, before you leave me, you realize that I'm the one who loves you [Outro: James Brown] Lovely Marva Whitney, give her a big round of applause, ladies and gentlemen Miss Marva Whitney