Note To Self
Jake Bugg · Jake Bugg [2012]
Girl, you've been forgetting
Just how special you really are
And I try to remind you
Sometimes I can't find you
But the truth is in your heart
So write a note to yourself
Girl, don't beat yourself up
Your best is good enough
So pick the pen up
So write a note to yourself,
a note to yourself
And don't be cruel,
cos things do happen
And you know it's not your fault
Don't cover your wounds with the salt
Girl, let me tell you what I see
You've got to believe me
You're a thing of beauty
Girl, put it in an envelope
Put it in the post
It'll come back to your door
So write a note to yourself,
a note to yourself
And don't be cruel,
cos things do happen
And you know it's not your fault
Don't cover your wounds with the salt
And write a note to yourself
And read the note to yourself.
Just how special you really are
And I try to remind you
Sometimes I can't find you
But the truth is in your heart
So write a note to yourself
Girl, don't beat yourself up
Your best is good enough
So pick the pen up
So write a note to yourself,
a note to yourself
And don't be cruel,
cos things do happen
And you know it's not your fault
Don't cover your wounds with the salt
Girl, let me tell you what I see
You've got to believe me
You're a thing of beauty
Girl, put it in an envelope
Put it in the post
It'll come back to your door
So write a note to yourself,
a note to yourself
And don't be cruel,
cos things do happen
And you know it's not your fault
Don't cover your wounds with the salt
And write a note to yourself
And read the note to yourself.
Note To Self
Jake Bugg's 'Note To Self' stands as a defining track from his 2012 debut album, showcasing his signature blend of acoustic guitar and melodic pop sensibilities. Recorded during the height of his early career, the song captures a reflective mood that resonates with listeners seeking an intimate connection to the music. As part of the album's cohesive sound, it highlights Bugg's ability to craft songs that balance personal storytelling with broad appeal, establishing him as a prominent figure in the modern folk-pop landscape. The recording serves as a testament to his early development as a songwriter, offering a polished yet organic feel that became a staple of his discography.

