Say It Right

Nelly Furtado · The Best of Nelly Furtado [2010]

(Break it, break it down)

(Hey)

(You don't mean nothing at all to me)

(Hey, hey)

(Break it, break it down)



In the day

In the night

Say it right

Say it all

You either got it

Or you don't

You either stand

Or you fall

When your will

Is broken

When it slips

From your hand

When there's no

Time for joking

There's a hole

In my plan



Oh you don't mean nothing at all to me

No you don't mean nothing at all to me

But you got what it takes to set me free

Oh you could mean everything to me



I can't say (Say)

That I'm not (Not)

Lost (Lost)

And at fault (Fault)

I can't say (Say)

That I don't (Don't)

Love the light (Light)

And the dark (Love the light, dark)

I can't say

That I don't (Don't)

Know that I (Am)

Am alive

And I love

What I feel (Feel)

I could show (Show you)

You tonight, you tonight



Oh you don't mean nothing at all to me

No you don't mean nothing at all to me

But you got what it takes to set me free

Oh you could mean everything to me



From my hands

I could give you

Something

That I made

From my mouth

I could sing you

Another bridge

That I made



From my body (From my body)

I could show you (I could show you)

A place (A place)

God knows (That only God knows)

You should know

Space is holy (Ahh...)

Do you really

Wanna go?



(Hey, hey, hey)

(You don't mean nothing at all, to me)

(Hey, hey)

(Hey, hey, hey)

(You don't mean nothing at all, to me)

Say It Right

Nelly Furtado's 'Say It Right' serves as a vibrant highlight from her 2010 greatest hits compilation, showcasing her signature blend of pop sensibilities and Latin rhythms. Recorded during a period where she refined her sound following the success of 'Whoa, Nelly!', the track exemplifies her ability to fuse electronic beats with melodic hooks that appeal to a broad audience. As part of her extensive discography, the song reflects her commitment to creating upbeat, danceable music that bridges genres. The recording stands as a testament to her evolution as an artist, maintaining the infectious energy that defined her earlier work while introducing fresh textures. It remains a staple in her catalog, often featured in compilations to celebrate her enduring impact on contemporary pop and Latin fusion.