I hope that is the worse track on a Great disc.
It great if it’s Cira or B-day but this is SADE bro
“I won’t pretend..if I intend to stop living”
now that’s some MFing lyrics..not some Lady Gaga teenin bopping shit. Where’e the passion to eat toe jam from some 10hr worked feet after Black Friday after being hungover on some E & J?
that’s the SADE I’m searching for.
I still Love You
people shouldn’t even be back interested except for those that’s always been a fan or have been listening to her music since back then an even with that what are the true precentages of those now who know Sade?….you forget now we are at anew generation of music listeners who tend ta just generate whats now an not appreciate what was then we we all came up….im glad she droppin hits again…..#realtalk
I am a true Sade fan. I had to take this song in to REALLY appreciate it. But I did and I do. It was a slight departure from what I was expecting, but I hooked now. It doesn’t sound like anything else on the radio. She is unique. She has hit hard before with, “Feel No Pain,” “Turn My Back,” “Flow,” and “No Ordinary Love.” This song exemplifies creative growth, while staying true to Sade “roots.” Her music is art! I love her style and musical integrity. She “moves” me!
diggin tha beat on this trak…..definately a thumbs up…
December 13, 2009 at 1:11 PM
even i have sade on my ipod… very relaxing and smooth
December 13, 2009 at 4:44 PM
Ecstatic!
December 14, 2009 at 4:12 PM
Wow thats Crazy She’s BACK
December 15, 2009 at 12:49 PM
I hope that is the worse track on a Great disc.
It great if it’s Cira or B-day but this is SADE bro
“I won’t pretend..if I intend to stop living”
now that’s some MFing lyrics..not some Lady Gaga teenin bopping shit. Where’e the passion to eat toe jam from some 10hr worked feet after Black Friday after being hungover on some E & J?
that’s the SADE I’m searching for.
I still Love You
December 17, 2009 at 5:58 PM
It’s crazy.
i was thinking something similar, but it felt blasphemous to say something bad about a Sade return song.
I thought the song sounded to Hip-Hoppy. There’s actually a version with a rap on it. It was disgusting.
I’m guessin this is a safe song to get people back interested. I would think she has a big enough following to make an album how she really wanted.
I say that to say. I agree with you…
PROPS!
December 17, 2009 at 8:21 PM
people shouldn’t even be back interested except for those that’s always been a fan or have been listening to her music since back then an even with that what are the true precentages of those now who know Sade?….you forget now we are at anew generation of music listeners who tend ta just generate whats now an not appreciate what was then we we all came up….im glad she droppin hits again…..#realtalk
December 19, 2009 at 4:26 AM
I am a true Sade fan. I had to take this song in to REALLY appreciate it. But I did and I do. It was a slight departure from what I was expecting, but I hooked now. It doesn’t sound like anything else on the radio. She is unique. She has hit hard before with, “Feel No Pain,” “Turn My Back,” “Flow,” and “No Ordinary Love.” This song exemplifies creative growth, while staying true to Sade “roots.” Her music is art! I love her style and musical integrity. She “moves” me!
December 30, 2009 at 12:03 PM