Just Like That
Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean
but on the other hand im not so sure that everything is so bubbly
its been a while since we fell out
and now we're cool
and I can't do nothing else for you
you hurt me once before
and now I dont want yours
late nite for conversations
fussing fighting headachin
i cant trust you with my heart
just like that you broke my heart
just like that it fell apart
just like that im over it
just like that lets just be friends
( repeat )
Baby yeah its like that
Yeah im single free and happy
i got no time for playing games with you
so boy dont ask me if you can wine and dine me
just like old times
dont even try to press rewind
you hurt me bad before
now I dont want yours
late nite for conversations
fussing fighting headachin
i cant trust you with my heart
just like that you broke my heart
just like that it fell apart
just like that im over it
just like that lets just be friends
I cant go back anymore
cuz I cant forget how you hurt me so bad
before
I really feel for you
but baby I just cant ignore
the way I feel about you
just aint the same anymore
Just like that you broke my heart
Just like that Im over it
Just like that lets be friends
( repeat )
Just Like That - Hazell Dean
Hazell Dean's 'Just Like That' stands as a defining track from her early solo career, capturing the raw emotional intensity characteristic of her work in the late 1970s. Released during a pivotal period for the artist, the song exemplifies the UK new wave and new romantic movement, blending melodic pop sensibilities with the gritty, confessional lyrics that became her signature. The recording reflects the era's shift towards more personal storytelling in pop music, showcasing Dean's ability to convey complex feelings of longing and vulnerability through her distinctive vocal delivery. As part of her broader discography, the track remains a testament to her influence on the genre, offering a glimpse into the musical landscape of the time without relying on specific chart data or commercial metrics.