Thorn In My Side
Eurythmics · Revenge
tried to hurt me, but now I know...
Thorn in my side.
You know that's all you ever were.
A bundle of lies.
You know that's all that it was worth...
I should have known better
But I trusted you at first.
I should have known better
But I got what I deserved...
To run away from you
Was all that I could do.
To run away from you
Was all that I could do.
Thorn in my side.
You know that's all you'll ever be.
So don't think you know better
'Cause that's what you mean to me...
I was feeling complicated.
I was feeling low.
Now everytime I think of you
I shiver to the bone...
[Chorus repeats...]
Thorn In My Side
Thorn In My Side stands as a defining track from the Eurythmics' 1986 album Revenge, showcasing the duo's signature blend of synth-pop and new wave textures. Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart crafted a sound that balances melodic accessibility with emotional depth, characteristic of their mid-80s output. The recording reflects the band's evolution toward more complex arrangements while maintaining the atmospheric production that defined their earlier successes. As part of a celebrated discography, the song highlights the group's ability to merge pop sensibilities with artistic experimentation. It remains a notable song in their catalogue, demonstrating the enduring appeal of their collaborative songwriting and distinctive vocal delivery within the broader landscape of British pop music.

