Front Door

Tarrus Riley · Other Songs - Tarrus Riley

I gave her back the key to her front door

'cause it seems she didn't care about me anymore

I gave her all the love I had and she spilled it, yeah

So I packed my things into a shopping bag and decided to quit



But Lord know that I don't wanna be lonely tonight

I don't wanna be lonely tonight

I said I don't wanna be lonely tonight

But I would rather to be lonely than to live a dirty lie



All of those things that we've been through

Used to make me happy, now make me blue

I didn't believe the things that I've heard, no

But now I've seen it with my own eyes

I know action speak louder than word



But Lord know that I don't wanna be lonely tonight

Granny know that I don't wanna be lonely tonight

I mean it, yes I mean it I don't wanna be lonely tonight

But I would rather to be lonely than to live a dirty lie



I'm so sorry we been through

I'm so fed up I don't know what to do



All of those things that we've been through

Used to make me happy, now make me blue

I didn't believe the things that I've heard, no

But now I've seen it with my own eyes

I know action speak louder than word



But Lord knows that I don't wanna be lonely tonight

Granny know that I don't wanna be lonely tonight

I mean it, yes I mean it I don't wanna be lonely tonight

But I would rather to be lonely than to live a dirty lie



Don't wanna be lonely

Don't wanna be lonely tonight, don't wanna be lonely tonight



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Front Door

Tarrus Riley's "Front Door" stands as a testament to his enduring presence in the reggae landscape. Known for his smooth, soulful delivery, Riley has cultivated a discography that bridges traditional roots reggae with contemporary dancehall sensibilities. This track exemplifies his ability to craft intimate narratives within a rhythmic framework that resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners. While the song operates within the broader context of his extensive body of work, it highlights his signature vocal warmth and melodic precision. Riley's career has been defined by a consistent output of quality recordings that explore themes of love, resilience, and everyday life. "Front Door" continues this tradition, offering a polished listening experience that reinforces his status as a vital voice in modern Jamaican music.