Not Thinking (Green & Falkner Radio Edit)
Nadia Ali · Queen Of Clubs Trilogy: Ruby Edition [2010]
You just want to pick a fight
Is something on your mind?
Baby, we can make it right
I'm sorry I lied (Forgive me)
But you wouldn't understand it
I didn't really plan it
Oh my, my, I really did it this time
Answer the door
I know you're there, just open up
I'll wait out in the hall
I'll stay until morning comes
I'm sorry I lied
But you wouldn't understand it
I didn't really plan it
Oh my, my, I can't lose you this time
I was at the wrong place at the wrong time
I should've left before that last glass of wine
Wish I hadn't done it, it didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
I was at the wrong place at the wrong time
I should've left before that last glass of wine
Wish I hadn't done it, it didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
Please believe I made a mistake
I was not thinking of it, I was not thinking
Please believe I made a mistake
I was not thinking of it, I was not thinking
Please believe I made a mistake
I was not thinking of it, I was not thinking
Please believe I made a mistake
I was not thinking, not thinking
Wish I hadn't done it
It didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
Wish I hadn't done it
It didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
I was at the wrong place at the wrong time
I should've left before that last glass of wine
Wish I hadn't done it, it didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
I was at the wrong place at the wrong time
I should've left before that last glass of wine
Wish I hadn't done it, it didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
Wish I hadn't done it
It didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
Wish I hadn't done it
It didn't mean a thing
Please believe I made a mistake
Not Thinking (Green & Falkner Radio Edit)
Nadia Ali's 'Not Thinking' stands as a defining track from her 2010 album 'Queen Of Clubs Trilogy: Ruby Edition,' showcasing her mastery of deep house and electro-infused rhythms. The Green & Falkner Radio Edit version maintains the song's hypnotic groove while offering a polished, club-ready sound that reflects the era's sophisticated dancefloor aesthetic. As a key release in her discography, the track exemplifies Ali's ability to blend emotive vocals with driving beats, creating an immersive atmosphere that has become integral to her catalog. The recording captures the essence of early 2010s electronic music, where atmospheric textures met rhythmic precision, cementing her reputation as a visionary artist in the genre.