Top Songs By Shirley Adamson
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Ghetto Blaster Ltd.
Performer
Shirley Adamson
Performer
Federico Scialabba
Performer
Guillermo Porro
Sampler
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Amy Winehouse
Songwriter
Nickolas Ashford
Songwriter
Valerie Simpson
Songwriter
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
All I could ever be to you is a darkness that we knew
And this regret I've got accustomed to
Once it was so right, when we were at our high
Waitin' for you in the hotel at night
I knew I hadn't met my match but every moment we could snatch
I don't know why I got so attached
It's my responsibility, you don't owe nothin' to me
You better walk away, I have no capacity
[Verse 2]
He walks away, the sun goes down
He takes the day, but I'm grown
And in your way, in this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
[Verse 3]
I don't understand, why do I stress the man
When there's so many bigger things at hand?
We could've never had it all, we had to hit a wall
So this is an inevitable withdrawal
Even if I stop wanting you and perspective pushes through
I'll be some next man's other woman soon
I cannot play myself again, I should just be my own best friend
Not fuck myself in the head with stupid men
[Verse 4]
He walks away, the sun goes down
He takes the day, but I'm grown
And in your way, in this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
[Verse 5]
So we are history, your shadow covers me
The sky above ablaze
[Verse 6]
I wish I could sing no regrets, no emotional debts
'Cause as we kissed goodbye, the sun sets
So we are history, your shadow covers me
The sky above ablaze that only lovers see
[Verse 7]
He walks away, the sun goes down
He takes the day, but I'm grown
And in your way, in this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
[Verse 8]
He walks away, the sun goes down
He takes the day, but I'm grown
And in your way, in this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
[Verse 9]
He walks away, the sun goes down
He takes the day, but I'm grown
And in your way, in this blue shade
My tears dry on their own
[Verse 10]
Tears dry
Written by: Amy Winehouse, Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson