No One Compares

Debelah Morgan · Other Songs - Debelah Morgan

I can't sleep, I'm lonely tonight
I wish you were here by my side
I should have told you constantly
How much you really mean, mean to me
Oh I never thought you'd walk out my life
I never thought I lived without your smile
The sound of your voice is haunting me
And I'll never ever love again
Please come back to me, oh

No one compares to you
(No one compares to you)
Can't you see what I'm going through
I can't eat, I can't sleep
All night just me
I don't wanna be alone
(Oh boy)
No one compares to you
I don't know what I'm gonna do
I don't want nobody
If I can't have you

Babe
I should have always, always been there
And I miss the life we used to share
Now that you're gone I finally see
That I can't survive, come back to me, oh

No one compares to you
(No one compares to you)
Can't you see what I'm going through
I can't eat, I can't sleep
All night just me
I don't wanna be alone
(Oh boy)
No one compares to you
I don't know what I'm gonna do
I don't want nobody
If I can't have you

Oh I've never loved this way before
I'll never love again
You brought the meaning to my life
Open up and let me in
Can't you see what I'm going through
I'm still in love with you
No one can love me
Please come and take me
Love me again

No one...
No one compares to you
(No one compares to you)
Can't you see what I'm going through
I can't eat, I can't sleep
All night just me
I don't wanna be alone
(Oh baby)
No one compares to you
I don't know what I'm gonna do
I don't want nobody

If I can't have you

No One Compares

Debelah Morgan's 'No One Compares' stands as a defining track of the 1980s New Jack Swing and R&B landscape, showcasing her signature blend of soulful vocals and rhythmic precision. Released during a pivotal era for female-led dance music, the song exemplifies the genre's fusion of funk, hip-hop beats, and traditional R&B harmonies that would influence countless artists for decades. Morgan's emotive delivery on this recording highlights her ability to balance commercial appeal with genuine musical depth, making it a staple in collections of classic dance tracks from the mid-1980s. The composition reflects the broader cultural shift toward more rhythmic, groove-oriented pop that characterized the decade, cementing Morgan's legacy as a key figure in the evolution of modern R&B.