Triangle

Nadia Ali · Embers [2009]

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Jack loves Jane but Jane loves Joe

But how could she ever let Jack go

It's obvious everyone can see

The trouble with this trilogy

Hearts don't come

In sets of three



So what do they do now?

There's only one way to find out

It's time to pick your prize and

It better be right, it better be right



This triangle has to untangle

Got to let it go

This triangle is too much to handle

Got to let it go



Jane loves Joe, but Joe's with Jill

But Jane wants to be with Joe still

It's bad enough it breaks Jack's heart

It's tearing their whole world apart

But how do you stop

When it's gone so far



What untangled when we meet

For what we want

We do not need

Watch for what you ask for

Cause you might just receive

You might just receive



This triangle has to untangle

Got to let it go

This triangle is too much to handle

Got to let it go



This triangle has to untangle

Got to let it go

This triangle is too much to handle

Got to let it go



Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jane, Jill

Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jill

Jack, Jane, Jill



This triangle has to untangle

Got to let it go

This triangle is too much to handle

Got to let it go



Let it go, let it go, let it go, let it go

Let it go, let it go, let it go, let it go

Triangle - Nadia Ali

Nadia Ali's 'Triangle' stands as a defining track from her 2009 album 'Embers,' showcasing her mastery of the electro house genre. The song features a driving, rhythmic structure characteristic of the era's club music, blending melodic sensibilities with high-energy beats that propelled her to international prominence. Released during a pivotal period for electronic dance music, the recording exemplifies the polished production quality that defined early-to-mid 2010s mainstream club tracks. As a staple of her discography, 'Triangle' remains a powerful representation of Ali's ability to craft anthemic, dancefloor-ready compositions that resonate with global audiences. The track's enduring appeal highlights her significant influence on the genre and her consistent output of high-caliber recordings throughout her career.