Feel No Pain
Sade
Sade
SADE
- Feel No Pain LyricsMamma been laid off
Pappa been laid off
My brother's been laid off
For more than two years now
Ooh can't get a job
Billy can't get a job
Ooh they gotta listen to the blues
Help them to strive
Help them to move on
Help them to have some future
Help them to live long
Help them to live life
Help them to smile
Don't let them stay home and listen to the blues
Pappa been laid off
Mamma been laid off
Billy can't get a job
For too long too long
Don't let them lose
We gotta give them a chance
It's gonna come back on everyone
If you don't make them dance
Don't let them stay home and listen to the blues
There's nothing sacred (why why why))
breathing hatred
We have to face it (why why why)
No one can take it
And feel no pain
Mamma been laid off
Pappa been laid off
My brother's been laid off
For more than two years now
Ooh can't get a job
Billy can't get a job
Ooh they gotta listen to the blues
Help them to strive
Help them to move on
Help them to have some future
Help them to live long
Help them to live life
Help them to smile
Don't let them stay home and listen to the blues
One day we're gonna wake up
And the ghetto's all around
All over my friend
Have you ever seen a man break down
Do you know how that feels
To walk the streets with your head held high
Why, why, why
Oh Lord, have mercy
Did you ever see a man break down
There's nothing sacred
Breathing hatred
We have to face it
No one can take it (how can they take that much)
And feel no pain
Ooh did you ever see a man break down
Pappa been laid off
My brother's been laid off
For more than two years now
Ooh can't get a job
Billy can't get a job
Ooh they gotta listen to the blues
Help them to strive
Help them to move on
Help them to have some future
Help them to live long
Help them to live life
Help them to smile
Don't let them stay home and listen to the blues
Pappa been laid off
Mamma been laid off
Billy can't get a job
For too long too long
Don't let them lose
We gotta give them a chance
It's gonna come back on everyone
If you don't make them dance
Don't let them stay home and listen to the blues
There's nothing sacred (why why why))
breathing hatred
We have to face it (why why why)
No one can take it
And feel no pain
Mamma been laid off
Pappa been laid off
For more than two years now
Ooh can't get a job
Billy can't get a job
Ooh they gotta listen to the blues
Help them to strive
Help them to move on
Help them to have some future
Help them to live long
Help them to live life
Help them to smile
Don't let them stay home and listen to the blues
One day we're gonna wake up
And the ghetto's all around
All over my friend
Have you ever seen a man break down
Do you know how that feels
To walk the streets with your head held high
Why, why, why
Oh Lord, have mercy
Did you ever see a man break down
There's nothing sacred
Breathing hatred
We have to face it
No one can take it (how can they take that much)
And feel no pain
Ooh did you ever see a man break down
Facts about Feel No Pain
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Feel No Pain is written by Helen Adu, Stuart Matthewman, Andrew Hale.
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It is first released in 1992 as part of Sade's album "Love Deluxe" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the Sade’s track ‘Feel No Pain’ discusses the hardships of losing a job and the effects it causes to persons and families, asking for support and hope to get through these difficulties. The message of the presence of hope and power of music in hard times is one of the main points in the song. The lyrics of the song also carry heavy social commentary, empowerment and pain themes coupled with inspiration and hope. In the same breath, the song celebrates the economy’s struggle and the gradual coming of hope and, social consciousness and emotional pain alongside. The subject matter of unemployment and struggle is reflected in the lyrics, which may not be very young children's favorite topics. Still, the lack of explicit references to violence, sex or drug use doesn't mean that the emotional charge of the topic does not suggest that parental guidance is good.
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Feel No Pain falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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Feel No Pain song length is 5 minutes and 09 seconds.
Who wrote Feel No Pain lyrics?
Feel No Pain is written by Helen Adu, Stuart Matthewman, Andrew Hale.
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When was Feel No Pain released?
It is first released in 1992 as part of Sade's album "Love Deluxe" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Feel No Pain lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the Sade’s track ‘Feel No Pain’ discusses the hardships of losing a job and the effects it causes to persons and families, asking for support and hope to get through these difficulties. The message of the presence of hope and power of music in hard times is one of the main points in the song. The lyrics of the song also carry heavy social commentary, empowerment and pain themes coupled with inspiration and hope. In the same breath, the song celebrates the economy’s struggle and the gradual coming of hope and, social consciousness and emotional pain alongside. The subject matter of unemployment and struggle is reflected in the lyrics, which may not be very young children's favorite topics. Still, the lack of explicit references to violence, sex or drug use doesn't mean that the emotional charge of the topic does not suggest that parental guidance is good.
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Which genre is Feel No Pain?
Feel No Pain falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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How long is the song Feel No Pain?
Feel No Pain song length is 5 minutes and 09 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Helen Adu, Stuart Matthewman, Andrew Hale
Record Label(s): 1992 Sony Music Entertainment(UK)Ltd
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