Weak
Skunk Anansie · Other Songs - Skunk Anansie
Lost in time I can't count the words
I said when I thought they went unheard
all of those harsh thoughts so unkind
'cos I wanted u
And now I sit here I'm all alone
so here sits a bloody mess, tears fly home
A circle of angels deep in war
'cos I wanted u
weak as I am, no tears for u[X2]
deep as I am, I'm no ones fool
weak as I am
So what am I now? I'm loves last hope
I'm all of the soft words I once owned
if I opened my heart, there'd be no space for air
'cos I wanted u
weak as I am, no tears for u[X2]
deep as I am, I'm no ones fool
weak as I am
In this tainted soul }
in this weak young heart } x 3
am I too much for u }
Weak as I am[x4] am, am
Weak as I am }
Am I too much for you } x3
Weak as I am
I said when I thought they went unheard
all of those harsh thoughts so unkind
'cos I wanted u
And now I sit here I'm all alone
so here sits a bloody mess, tears fly home
A circle of angels deep in war
'cos I wanted u
weak as I am, no tears for u[X2]
deep as I am, I'm no ones fool
weak as I am
So what am I now? I'm loves last hope
I'm all of the soft words I once owned
if I opened my heart, there'd be no space for air
'cos I wanted u
weak as I am, no tears for u[X2]
deep as I am, I'm no ones fool
weak as I am
In this tainted soul }
in this weak young heart } x 3
am I too much for u }
Weak as I am[x4] am, am
Weak as I am }
Am I too much for you } x3
Weak as I am
Weak - Skunk Anansie
Released in 1997, 'Weak' stands as a defining track in the evolution of UK garage and dancehall-influenced R&B. Performed by Skunk Anansie, the song blends rhythmic basslines with melodic vocals to create a sound that bridged the gap between mainstream pop and underground club culture. The recording captures the vibrant energy of the late 90s, where artists began fusing Caribbean rhythms with sophisticated production techniques. As one of the band's most recognizable singles, it showcases the group's ability to craft anthems that resonate across diverse audiences while maintaining a distinct sonic identity rooted in their fusion of genres.