Parents need to know that this is a subdued duet about a romantic reunion that never gets graphic -- despite Akon's involvement. The mature R&B sound might not instantly appeal to kids accustomed to singles loaded with musical fireworks, but it just might offer a good introduction for those who probably know Houston more from her off-stage exploits than her powerhouse voice.
Positive messages:The song details a romantic reuniting ("We can pick up where we left off before the day that I told you it was over/packed my things and moved away"), but the lyrics can also apply to Houston's own past struggles and her latest attempt to revive her career.
Sex:Houston and Akon sing about loving and touching each other in very mild ways: "And I want you to love me like I never left/And I want you to hold me like I never left/And I want you to touch me baby, like I never left."
I am glad Whitney is healthy again. The song is ok---but expected more from her. Nothing too bad for kids---but probably most kids won't be into her anymore.