Warwick Avenue
Duffy
Duffy
DUFFY
- Warwick Avenue LyricsWhen I get to Warwick Avenue
Meet me by the entrance of the tube
We can talk things over a little time
Promise me you won't step out of line
When I get to Warwick Avenue
Please drop the past and be true
Don't think we're okay just because I'm here
You hurt me bad but I won't shed a tear
I'm leaving you for the last time, baby
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I've been confused, out of my mind lately
You think you're loving but I want to be free
Baby you've hurt me
When I get to Warwick Avenue
We'll spend an hour, but no more than two
Our only chance to speak once more
I showed you the answers, now here's the door
When I get to Warwick Avenue
I'll tell you baby that we're through
I'm leaving you for the last time, baby
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I've been confused, out of my mind lately
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I want to be free, baby, you've hurt me
All the days spent together, I wished for better
But I didn't want the train to come
Now it's departed, I'm broken-hearted
Seems like we never started
All those days spent together when I wished for better
And I didn't want the train to come! Oh, oh
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I want to be free, baby, you hurt me
You don't love me, I want to be free
Baby, you've hurt me
Meet me by the entrance of the tube
We can talk things over a little time
Promise me you won't step out of line
When I get to Warwick Avenue
Please drop the past and be true
Don't think we're okay just because I'm here
You hurt me bad but I won't shed a tear
I'm leaving you for the last time, baby
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I've been confused, out of my mind lately
You think you're loving but I want to be free
Baby you've hurt me
When I get to Warwick Avenue
We'll spend an hour, but no more than two
Our only chance to speak once more
I showed you the answers, now here's the door
When I get to Warwick Avenue
I'm leaving you for the last time, baby
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I've been confused, out of my mind lately
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I want to be free, baby, you've hurt me
All the days spent together, I wished for better
But I didn't want the train to come
Now it's departed, I'm broken-hearted
Seems like we never started
All those days spent together when I wished for better
And I didn't want the train to come! Oh, oh
You think you're loving but you don't love me
I want to be free, baby, you hurt me
You don't love me, I want to be free
Baby, you've hurt me
Facts about Warwick Avenue
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Warwick Avenue is written by Francis Eg White, James Dearness Hogarth, Aimee Ann Duffy.
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It is first released on March 03, 2008 as part of Duffy's album "Rockferry" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the Duffy's track "Warwick Avenue" depicts a person who has gone through the wringer in a love affair and finally puts his foot down and walks away. To the listeners, the lyrics portray a declaring moment and the dawning of a truth that the love they believed in was non-existent, which automatically leads to a choice of quitting and liberating oneself from the suffering inflicted by the partner. The Warwick Avenue lyrics mainly illustrate one's journey through heartbreak, despair, angst, introspection, and consequently, liberation. Conversely, the song also highlights the roles of heartbreak and break-up, confusion with the craving for liberation and meditative pondering on the past relationship. The lyrics talk about love's demise and emotional suffering, which might not be very suitable for very young kids. While there is neither profanity nor graphic content, the emotional aspects might still need some supervision from parents.
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Warwick Avenue falls under the genre Pop.
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Warwick Avenue song length is 3 minutes and 46 seconds.
Who wrote Warwick Avenue lyrics?
Warwick Avenue is written by Francis Eg White, James Dearness Hogarth, Aimee Ann Duffy.
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When was Warwick Avenue released?
It is first released on March 03, 2008 as part of Duffy's album "Rockferry" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Warwick Avenue lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the Duffy's track "Warwick Avenue" depicts a person who has gone through the wringer in a love affair and finally puts his foot down and walks away. To the listeners, the lyrics portray a declaring moment and the dawning of a truth that the love they believed in was non-existent, which automatically leads to a choice of quitting and liberating oneself from the suffering inflicted by the partner. The Warwick Avenue lyrics mainly illustrate one's journey through heartbreak, despair, angst, introspection, and consequently, liberation. Conversely, the song also highlights the roles of heartbreak and break-up, confusion with the craving for liberation and meditative pondering on the past relationship. The lyrics talk about love's demise and emotional suffering, which might not be very suitable for very young kids. While there is neither profanity nor graphic content, the emotional aspects might still need some supervision from parents.
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Which genre is Warwick Avenue?
Warwick Avenue falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Warwick Avenue?
Warwick Avenue song length is 3 minutes and 46 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Francis Eg White, James Dearness Hogarth, Aimee Ann Duffy
Record Label(s): 2008 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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this song is .... I recognize that I am unhappy .... love is something worse ... if anyone understands me, but great song ... luv it