Breakaway
Donna Summer · Other Songs - Donna Summer
that her love had lost it meaning
she was looking for a reason
not to breakaway
but I don't think she can take it
and just friendship can't replace it
she'll be strong enough for two
although it's hard for her to do
she'll breakaway
ooh, ooh, ohh she'll breakaway
Forget about the bad times
remember all the good times
hold your head up high
and breakaway
forget about the bad times
remember all the good times
hold your head up high
Ooh, ooh, ooh she'll breakaway
It's a secret she's been keeping
it's been eating at her heart
wish I could find the words to tell you
but I don't know where to start
and when she looks into the future
she sees to many problems
there are so many reasons
she should pack up the past
and breakaway
ooh, ooh, ooh she'll breakaway
Forget about the bad times
remember all the good times
hold your head up high
and breakaway
forget about the bad times
remember all the good times
hold your head up high
Ooh, ooh, ooh she'll breakaway
She'll breakaway
But I don't think she can take it
and just friendship can't replace it
she'll be strong enough for two
although it's hard for her to do
she'll breakaway
ooh, ooh, ooh she'll breakaway
Forget about the bad times
remember all the good times
hold your head up high
and breakaway
forget about the bad times
remember all the good times
hold your head up high
Ooh, ooh, ooh she'll breakaway
she'll breakaway
ooh, ooh, ooh she'll breakaway
she'll breakaway
ooh, ooh, ooh, she'll breakaway
she'll breakaway
ooh, ooh, ooh breakaway
she'll breakaway
breakaway
Breakaway - Donna Summer
Donna Summer's 'Breakaway' stands as a pivotal track within her evolution from disco icon to R&B powerhouse. Released during a period where she was refining her vocal style to incorporate more soulful and mature tones, the song exemplifies her ability to blend danceable rhythms with emotional depth. While often associated with her earlier disco era, the recording reflects her continued influence on the genre, showcasing her signature breathy delivery and commanding stage presence. The track remains a staple in her discography, frequently appearing on compilations that highlight her greatest hits and live performances. It captures the essence of her work in the late 1970s and early 1980s, a time when she was redefining the female voice in popular music. 'Breakaway' is remembered not just for its rhythmic drive but for its role in cementing her legacy as a definitive artist of the era.