Taylor screams.

Hear me now.

All you fellows gather 'round me,
And let me give you some good advice.
What I'm gonna, gonna ask you, now,
You better think about it twice.
While you're lyin', cheatin' on your woman
There is somethin' you never even thought of.

Now tell me,
Who's makin' love to your old lady,
While you were out makin' love?
Hear me now.
Now, who's makin' love to your old lady,
While you were out makin' love?

I've seen so, so many fellows,
Fall in that same old bag.
Thinkin' that a woman is made to,
To be beat on and treated so bad.
Oh, fellows, let me ask you somethin',
I'm sure that you never even dreamed of.

Now tell me,
Who's makin' love to your old lady,
While you were out makin' love?
Owww.
Who's makin' love to your old lady,
While you were out makin' love?

I know there are some women,
Gives the other excuse,
I'm not tryin' to run your life,
'Cause it's up to you.
Oh, you, oh-oh, you, you and you.

Reason why I ask this question,
Find more similar lyrics on http://mp3lyrics.com/hYykI used to be the same old way.
When I decided to straighten up,
I found it was a bit too late.
Oh, yeah, that's when it all happened,
Somethin' I never, never dreamed of.

Somebody was a-lovin' my old lady,
While I was out makin' love.
Somebody was a-lovin' my old lady,
While I was out makin' love.

Listen now.
Now, who's makin' love to your old lady,
While you were out makin' love?
Scream.
Owww, baby.
Owww, baby.
Fade.
Owww, baby.
Who...

WHO'S MAKING LOVE?1
Written by: Homer Banks, Bettye Crutcher, Don Davies & Raymond Jackson.
Performed by: Johnnie Taylor2-1968
Appears on: "Who's Making Love" (B-Side: "I'm Trying" 45RPM)-1968; Who's
Making Love... (LP)-1968; Johnnie Taylor's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1-1970;
Chronicle-1977; Oldies But Goodies: Legendary Hits-1979*3; Memphis Soul
Classics-1987*; Rhythm & Blues: (1968)-1991*; Old School Soul-1998*; Stax
Profiles: Johnnie Taylor-2006; Immortal Soul: Essential Recordings from the
Golden Age-2008*; et al. (*Compilation of various artists.)

1"Who's Making Love?" reached No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and
No. 1 on the R&B chart in 1968.

2Covered by: The Blues Brothers, The Commodores, Otis Day & the Knights,
Lou Donaldson, Edwin McCain, Willie Mitchell, Rufus Thomas, Katie Webster,
Tony Joe White, Young-Holt Unlimted, et al.

3Transcribed from the track on this album.