SATURDAYS
- You Don't Have The Right Lyrics / with translationsMollie:
You tell me you're missing me and that you can't wait to see me again
You tell me you don't know why you and I can't continue being friends
You say you still think of the two of us
And you still want to stay in touch
But I still remember
Frankie:
All the hell you put me through
All the tears cried over you
You can't, keep coming back
Mollie:
It's, not, fair
Chorus: (Rochelle)
You don't have the right
To call me
Acting just like everything's the same
And that nothing's really changed
And that you can come around and just come walking back in my life again
And you can break my heart and then expect that we'll still be friends
Oh baby you don't understand
You don't have the right, to do that
Una:
I don't wanna hear from you, hear what's going on in your life
I don't want you coming round, coming here, messing with my mind
I finally got my hear to start to heal
Why can't you just stay away from me?
'Cause I still remember
All the hell you put me through
No what am I supposed to do?
Just say, that's it ok
Una + Mollie:
It's, not, fair
Chorus: (Una)
You don't have the right
To call me
Acting just like everything's the same
And that nothing's really changed
And that you can come around and just come walking back in my life again
And you can break my heart and then expect that we'll still be friends
Oh baby you don't understand
You don't have the right, to do that
You tell me you're missing me and that you can't wait to see me again
You tell me you don't know why you and I can't continue being friends
You say you still think of the two of us
And you still want to stay in touch
But I still remember
Frankie:
All the hell you put me through
All the tears cried over you
You can't, keep coming back
Mollie:
It's, not, fair
Chorus: (Rochelle)
You don't have the right
To call me
Acting just like everything's the same
And that nothing's really changed
And that you can come around and just come walking back in my life again
And you can break my heart and then expect that we'll still be friends
Oh baby you don't understand
You don't have the right, to do that
I don't wanna hear from you, hear what's going on in your life
I don't want you coming round, coming here, messing with my mind
I finally got my hear to start to heal
Why can't you just stay away from me?
'Cause I still remember
All the hell you put me through
No what am I supposed to do?
Just say, that's it ok
Una + Mollie:
It's, not, fair
Chorus: (Una)
You don't have the right
To call me
Acting just like everything's the same
And that nothing's really changed
And that you can come around and just come walking back in my life again
And you can break my heart and then expect that we'll still be friends
Oh baby you don't understand
You don't have the right, to do that
Facts about You Don't Have The Right
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You Don't Have The Right is written by Diane Eve Warren.
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It is first released on October 11, 2013 as part of Saturdays's album "Living For the Weekend" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the Saturdays’ track 'You Don't Have the Right' has been interpreted as a declaration of empowerment and self-love after a breakup. The singer's intonation makes it clear that she will not let a person who did her wrong and caused her pain back into her life, thus highlighting the necessity of setting proper limits and moving on without being dragged back by the pain of the past. The song lyrically portrays the rush of emotions felt by the victim struggling with heartbreak, anger, angst, despair, and reflection. Apart from that, the lyrics highlight the essential aspects of betrayal and heartbreak, setting boundaries and gaining self-respect. They are filled with emotional distress and relationship conflicts, which could be alienating to very young kids. Nevertheless, since there is no offensive language, violence, or sexually explicit content, it is still deemed suitable for the older kids if they are under parents' supervision.
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You Don't Have The Right falls under the genre Pop.
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You Don't Have The Right song length is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
Who wrote You Don't Have The Right lyrics?
You Don't Have The Right is written by Diane Eve Warren.
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When was You Don't Have The Right released?
It is first released on October 11, 2013 as part of Saturdays's album "Living For the Weekend" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind You Don't Have The Right lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, the Saturdays’ track 'You Don't Have the Right' has been interpreted as a declaration of empowerment and self-love after a breakup. The singer's intonation makes it clear that she will not let a person who did her wrong and caused her pain back into her life, thus highlighting the necessity of setting proper limits and moving on without being dragged back by the pain of the past. The song lyrically portrays the rush of emotions felt by the victim struggling with heartbreak, anger, angst, despair, and reflection. Apart from that, the lyrics highlight the essential aspects of betrayal and heartbreak, setting boundaries and gaining self-respect. They are filled with emotional distress and relationship conflicts, which could be alienating to very young kids. Nevertheless, since there is no offensive language, violence, or sexually explicit content, it is still deemed suitable for the older kids if they are under parents' supervision.
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Which genre is You Don't Have The Right?
You Don't Have The Right falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song You Don't Have The Right?
You Don't Have The Right song length is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by BURKUL4Songwriter(s): Diane Eve Warren
Record Label(s): 2013 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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You Don't Have The Right
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