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Artist/Band:
Beverly Knight
Lyrics for Song: A.W.O.L.
Lyrics for Album: Prodigal Sista
I never see you anymore, you're absent without leave
In life I learned a lot of things and what it brings to ya
And how it's good to be alone sometimes
I should've known you'd get an itch and you would switch on me
And runaway when day turned into night
Cuz you're a good time sister, always out for something better
Just when I need a friend, you're absent without leave
Good time brother, called you friend when I knew better
Ain't got no time to spend, you're absent without leave
So many people that I found say they're down with ya
Then like a ship they sail on with a breeze
See in the sun, they get a touch and it's too much for 'em
They fall around you like the winter leaves
A little rain and they would run for cover (I can still remember)
When no one else could see the need to shelter (How could I forget?)
And knowing better times were round the corner (O I can still remember)
So now when summer skies turn into grey, here's what I say
Chorus (x2)
I never hear I never see you
I never hear I never see you no more (x3)
Chorus (x3)
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A.W.O.L.
A.W.O.L. stands as a defining track from Beverly Knight's 1998 album, Prodigal Sista. Following her breakthrough success with the hit Gold, Knight continued to establish herself as a formidable force in British soul and R&B. This recording captures her powerful vocal delivery and emotional depth, showcasing the polished production style that characterized her work during this era. The song reflects the high-energy pop-soul sound that helped solidify her reputation in the United Kingdom. As part of a discography that includes other notable works like Supersonic and Come As You Are, A.W.O.L. remains a testament to Knight's ability to deliver compelling performances. The track exemplifies the vibrant musical landscape of late nineties soul, offering listeners a dynamic blend of rhythm and melody that resonates with fans of the genre. |
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