Nirvana

Sam Smith · Nirvana [2013]

Oh baby, oh baby, oh we both know the truth

If it were the real me and you,

This wouldn't be the right thing to do

Now the room is all hazy, we're too lost in the fumes

I feel like it's just me and you,

Yeah we got nothing to lose



It's too late to run away from it all

It's too late to get away from it all

I'm done with running so I give in to you



This moment has caused a reaction

Resulting in our reattachment



Will you take me to nirvana?

I don't think this will last

But you're here in my arms



Oh baby, oh baby, oh, we both feel the same

I'm not gonna give you my name

And I don't think you want that to change

We're in this together, we don't know who we are

Even if it's moving too fast,

Baby we should take it too far



It's too late to run away from it all

It's too late to get away from it all

I'm done with running so I give in to you



This moment has caused a reaction

Resulting in our reattachment



Will you take me to nirvana?

I don't think this will last

But you're here in my arms



Will you take me to nirvana?

I don't think this will last

But you're here in my arms

About Nirvana

Sam Smith's "Nirvana" stands as a defining track from his 2013 debut album, blending soulful vocals with a polished R&B production style that became a hallmark of his early career. Released during a period of intense artistic growth, the song showcases Smith's ability to merge pop sensibilities with emotional depth, drawing comparisons to classic rock ballads while firmly establishing his unique voice in contemporary music. The recording features a dynamic arrangement that highlights his vocal range and emotive delivery, contributing to the album's widespread critical acclaim and commercial success. As a key component of his discography, the track exemplifies the genre-blending approach that would characterize his subsequent work, influencing a generation of artists seeking to merge traditional vocal techniques with modern pop structures. Its enduring popularity underscores its significance in the evolution of modern R&B and pop music.