Even when she breaks into melisma, it feels like the direct result. What is the meaning of the lyrics Share my world Dont you leave Promise Ill be. But Blige did show promise, and by the time she recorded her third album, Share My World, she had developed into a fairly convincing soul/urban singer. Rather than stuff her lines with showy streams of notes like too many post-Patti LaBelle divas, Blige sings the song. The bad news is, set against songs of this caliber, BligeвЂ™s self-written material comes off as meandering and half finished. Blige with strong material is one of the few guarantees of excitement in todays R&B world. Not only is her piece of the Waiting to Exhale pie, the snarling вЂќNot GonвЂ™ Cry,вЂќ present, but Babyface has also written for her an atypically tart country-blues lament called вЂќMissing You,вЂќ which features a choir of aching Mary J.вЂ™s.

But amid all this good cheer, Share My WorldвЂs twin highlights are weepies penned and produced by Babyface, who has worked with a plethora of performers (Whitney Houston, Brandy, Boyz II Men) adept at cooing sweetly through his lilting lullabies - but only Blige is capable of imbuing his compositions with grit. She unleashes equal joy on the other Jam-Lewis contribution, вЂќEverything,вЂќ a song that builds on the foundation of the Stylistics nugget вЂќYou Are Everything.вЂќ Continuing her streak of smartly chosen covers, Blige breathes new life into the old Natalie Cole hit вЂќOur Love,вЂќ vamping gleefully through the coda. But one listen to the exultant way Blige reacts to the whomping drums, vast chorus, and wide-screen production Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis cook up on вЂќLove Is All We Need,вЂќ and it becomes clear that a chipper Mary J. This kind of transformation usually means misery for audiences. Blige, a warm, dressed-to-the-nines, non-tantrum-throwing woman of the world. Share My World is being promoted as the work of a new Mary J.

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