Nah!
Shania Twain · Up! [2002]
oooo oo yeah yeah
I thought I might begin by fillin' you in
in case you didn't already know.
I'll never forget how you got up and left
in fact it was down right pretty low.
There ain't no way I wanna,
you know I aint gonna
take you back so dont even try.
you can beg you can plead you can sweat you can bleed,
it's too bad I could care if you cried.
Chorus:
That's it thats all had fun we had a ball,
it was good while it lasted but now I'm past it.
It was short it was sweet, sure you swept me off my feet,
I'll miss you now and then but would I do it all again?
Nah!
You won't find me naked and cold just a sittin on the doctor's table
waitin to be told just why I'm no longer able
to feel my heart beatin',
give me a good reason why.
I kinda went numb just around about the time you told me
you were movin' on and you said that you were gunna fone me,
it's been so long and there ain't nothin wrong with the line.
It's too late to regret it,
but you're the one who said it,
we're better off being apart
I hate to be a downer but don't bother comin' round here
cuz I won't have a change of heart.
CHORUS
na na na naaaaa
na na na naaaaa
na na na naaaaaa
(repeat)
hey, oooo, yeah
Well I hope you learned a lesson
cuz you'll never be a messin',
with my head again the way that you did.
It was never gonna work,
you were too much of a gerk,
I'm finally fed up with it.
CHORUS
na na na naaaaa
(repeat 6 times)
oooo na na
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Nah!
Shania Twain's "Nah!" stands as a vibrant declaration of independence from her 2002 album Up!. The track captures the artist's signature blend of country storytelling and pop energy, showcasing her ability to navigate complex emotions with a confident, upbeat delivery. Released during a period where Twain was redefining her sound, the song highlights her transition into a more experimental phase while maintaining the core elements that made her a global superstar. It serves as a reminder of her capacity to deliver catchy, relatable narratives that resonate across generations. The recording remains a staple in her extensive discography, reflecting the playful yet assertive persona that defined her work in the early 2000s.

