The song "Immersed" by Gladys Knight is an uplifting and empowering ballad about finding strength and healing through God's love

The song "Somehow He Loves Me" by Gladys Knight is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and awe for a love that is undeserved but unwavering

Gladys Knight's song "Choice of Colors" is a powerful anthem that speaks to the need for unity, understanding, and equality among people of different races and backgrounds

The song "Guilty" by Gladys Knight explores themes of personal struggle, discrimination, and the pursuit of love and acceptance

"Licence to Kill" is a song performed by Gladys Knight for the James Bond film of the same name

"Come Sunday" is not a song by Gladys Knight, but a song composed by Duke Ellington with lyrics by his close collaborator, Florence Welche, for his jazz oratorio, "Black, Brown, and Beige

The song "Do You Really Want to Know (What Makes Me Fall in Love)" by Gladys Knight explores the desire for deeper emotional connection and understanding in a romantic relationship

Gladys Knight's song "I'll Be Seeing You" is a cover of a popular song written by Sammy Fain and Irving Kahal in 1938

"This Bitter Earth" is a song originally written by Clyde Otis and sung by Dinah Washington in 1960

The song "Superwoman" by Gladys Knight is about a woman who feels unappreciated and taken for granted in her relationship