I Draw The Line
Sita · Come With Me [2003]
Face to face, we can't reverse, we can't return
Into the past and do it over again
Where is the love? Do we need a miracle?
'Cause the intentions they were good
So I don't know if I should resign myself to you
I draw the line, I don't know what to believe
My love was there for you
I've seen the signs, they're so hard to receive
My love was there for you, for you
Baby, we become strangers in so many ways
What can I say? The distance between us
Seems so immeasurable, just let it go
The intentions they were good
So I don't know if I should resign myself to you
I draw the line, I don't know what to believe
My love was there for you
I've seen the signs, they're so hard to receive
My love was there for you
'Cause it's over now, let it go of me now
'Cause it's over now...
I draw the line, I don't know what to believe
My love was there for you
I've seen the signs, they're so hard to receive
My love was there for you
I draw the line, I don't know what to believe
My love was there for you
'Cause it's over now, let it go of me now
'Cause it's over now...
I Draw The Line
Sita's 'I Draw The Line' stands as a defining track from the 2003 album 'Come With Me,' showcasing her evolution from the Eurodance sound of her early work to a more mature, emotive style. Recorded during a pivotal era in her career, the song blends melodic pop sensibilities with introspective lyrics that explore personal boundaries and emotional resilience. As part of her broader discography, which includes acclaimed releases like 'Happy' and 'L'Envers Du Décor,' this recording highlights her ability to craft songs that resonate with listeners seeking both rhythmic drive and lyrical depth. The track remains a significant example of her contribution to the modern pop landscape, reflecting her commitment to authentic storytelling through music.