Sam Smith
Lose You lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2023
- Genre
- R&B, Pop
- Length
- 3:11
You say you're packing your bags
This isn't what I thought forever would be
You're walking out so casually
How could you give up on us like that?
You say you're feeling the pressure
And you'd be better with me out of your life
But, baby, that ain't happening tonight
Want you to know that I'm willing to make this right
I'd be crazy if I gave you up
When you give me that unfiltered love
It is all I need, I can hardly breathe
You are what I want
Baby, I'm not ready to lose you yet
Yeah, I've tried but you know I can't forget
I'm begging you
I'm not ready to lose you
Baby, I'm not ready to lose you yet
Why can't you see I've got nothing left?
I'm begging you
I'm not ready to lose you, oh
Yeah, you know I would do anything, baby
To feel you back here in my arms
You bring that spiritual calm
When I'm with you it's like nothing can go wrong
I'd be crazy if I gave you up
When you give me that unfiltered love
It is all I need, I can hardly breathe
You are what I want
Baby, I'm not ready to lose you yet
Yeah, I've tried, but you know I can't forget
I'm begging you
I'm not ready to lose you
Baby, I'm not ready to lose you yet
Why can't you see I've got nothing left?
I'm begging you
(No, I'm not) I'm not ready to lose you, oh
I'm not ready to lose you, woah
(I'm begging)
(No, I'm not) I'm not ready to lose you (oh-oh, oh, oh-oh)
(I'm begging)
(No, I'm not) I'm not ready to lose you
I'm not ready to lose
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Key vocabulary
- say
- talkA1
- thought
- an idea in mindA1
- what
- which thingA1
- like
- enjoy; similar toA1
- you're
- you areA1
- feeling
- emotionA1
- give
- hand overA1
- packing
- putting in a containerA2
- bags
- containers for thingsA1
- breathe
- draw air in and outB1
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.