Don't Go To Bed Mad
Silk · Silk [1995]
I was wrong I admit
You don't have to put up with this no-no-no baby
Can we talk and make it right
I don't want you crying when we lay down tonight
So let me see that smile the one I like so much
Come on baby lets we don't have fuss
Baby don't be mad im sorry can't you see
I Apologize the blame is on me
Chorus:
Don't go to bed mad baby
Let the past be the past sugar
Don't go to bed mad baby
Let the past be the past sugar
Ooooo come here and give me a kiss
Ain't no reason for us to be fighting like oooo
Girl I love you and I know you love me
It's looks better when you smile so won't you do that for me
So let me see that smile the one I like so much come on baby lets we don't have
To fuss baby don't mad im sorry can't you see I apologize
The blame is on me.
Chorus 2x
You don't have to put up with this no-no-no baby
Can we talk and make it right
I don't want you crying when we lay down tonight
So let me see that smile the one I like so much
Come on baby lets we don't have fuss
Baby don't be mad im sorry can't you see
I Apologize the blame is on me
Chorus:
Don't go to bed mad baby
Let the past be the past sugar
Don't go to bed mad baby
Let the past be the past sugar
Ooooo come here and give me a kiss
Ain't no reason for us to be fighting like oooo
Girl I love you and I know you love me
It's looks better when you smile so won't you do that for me
So let me see that smile the one I like so much come on baby lets we don't have
To fuss baby don't mad im sorry can't you see I apologize
The blame is on me.
Chorus 2x
Don't Go To Bed Mad
Released on the 1995 album Silk, this track by the British electronic duo Silk exemplifies the genre-defining sound of the mid-90s. The song features a driving, repetitive beat and a vocal delivery that blends dance-pop energy with a distinct, slightly aggressive edge. As a staple of their discography, it captures the raw, unpolished aesthetic that characterized their early work before they expanded into a wider range of styles. The recording remains a significant piece of the era's electronic landscape, showcasing the duo's ability to create infectious rhythms that defined the club scene of the time.