Shameless

Judy Collins · Shameless [1994]

Shameless, shameless



You know what you have done



You are shameless, shameless



You've got me on the run



Shameless, shameless



You're tearin' me apart



You are shameless, shameless



You're a face without a heart



You traveled like a fast ball



Out of the blue



You hurry like a freight train



Tryin' to get through



Runnin' to catch



You I'm all out of breath



Actin' like a darn fool



You scare me to death



You're shameless, shameless



You know what you have done



You are shameless, shameless



You got me on the run



Shameless, shameless



You're tearin' me apart



You are shameless, shameless



You're a face without a heart



You hit me like a windstorm



Sand in my eyes



You know you treat me so bad



I think I'm gonna die



You walk on water



You think you can fly



What you gonna do when



You fall from the sky



You're shameless, shameless



You know what you have done



Shameless, shameless



You got me on the run



Shameless, shameless



You're tearin' me apart



Shameless, shameless



You're a face without a heart



Only time will tell



How to break your spell



I've got nothin' but time



Got to find a way to put you out of my mind



What you gonna do when you run out of track?



What you gonna do when they call the game?



What you gonna do when I don't want you back?



What you gonna do when I can't remember your name?



You're shameless, shameless



You know what you have done



You are shameless, shameless



You got me on the run



Shameless, shameless



You're tearin' me apart



You are shameless, shameless



You're a face without a heart

Shameless - Judy Collins

Judy Collins' 1994 recording of 'Shameless' stands as a poignant addition to her extensive catalog of socially conscious folk music. While the song shares thematic DNA with her earlier work, such as the classic 'An Angel on My Side,' this version reflects a matured artistic voice that continues to explore themes of personal vulnerability and societal judgment. Released on the album 'Shameless [1994],' the track exemplifies Collins' signature style, blending acoustic instrumentation with lyrical depth that has resonated with audiences for decades. The recording maintains the integrity of the original composition while showcasing her enduring ability to interpret complex narratives with clarity and emotional resonance, cementing her status as a pivotal figure in the folk revival.