
Sam Smith
I’ve Told You Now (live) lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2014
- Genre
- R&B, Pop
- Length
- 4:01
This is I've told you now
Sing this with me if you know this chorus
You know what I mean
It's like walking in the heat all day with no water
It's like waiting for a friend
Watching everybody else meet theirs on that corner
Or losing in an argument
Although you're right, can't get your thoughts in order
Still I refrain
From talking at you, talking on
You know me well
I don't explain
But what the hell
Why do you think I come 'round here on my free will?
Wasting all my precious time
Oh, the truth spills out
And oh, oh I've, I've told you now
You know what I mean
Although I try my best, I still let down the team
You're everything I want
Why should I resist when you are there for me?
Still I refrain
From talking at you, talking on
You know me well
I don't explain
But what the hell
Why do you think I come 'round here on my free will?
Wasting all my precious time
Oh, the truth spills out
And oh, oh I've, I've told you now
And I've told you now
And I've told you now
And I've told you now
Still I refrain
From talking at you, talking on
You know me well
I don't explain
But what the hell
Why do you think I come 'round here on my free will?
Wasting all my precious time
What the hell
Why do you think I come 'round here on my free will?
Wasting all my precious time
Oh, the truth spills out
And oh, oh I've, I've told you now
Thank you so much, thank you
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Key vocabulary
- i've
- I have
- chorus
- group singing part
- it's
- it is (contraction)A1
- like
- enjoy; similar toA1
- heat
- warmthA2
- corner
- place where two lines meetA2
- argument
- disagreement or debateA2
- although
- even thoughB1
- can't
- cannotB1
- refrain
- hold back; stop
About this song
Sam Smith is a British singer in pop and soul, known for emotionally direct ballads and a high-velocity falsetto voice. They first broke through as a featured vocalist on dance hits before rising to global attention with In the Lonely Hour and later Grammy-winning releases including the Bond theme “Writing’s on the Wall” and Gloria.