Well, Well, Well
Duffy · Endlessly [2010]
Well Well Well
Well Well Well
Well Well Well
Highly suspicious, where was I last night
Seek and you shall find
And it goes in my mind, you make me draw the line
I didn't commit any crime
I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do
I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do
Well Well Well
Why you giving me the third degree?
Why you giving me the third degree?
When I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do
I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do
I'm not that cagey
But I don't need to explain
There's nothing to blame
You'll only drive me away
There's so many questions everyday
You make me go insane
I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do
I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do
Well Well Well
Why you giving me the third degree?
Why you giving me the third degree?
When I'm not guilty, of what you're saying I do
I'm not guilty, of what you're saying I do
Well Well Well
Well Well Well
Well Well Well
I'm not guilty (I'm not guilty)
Of what you're saying I do
I'm not guilty (I'm not guilty)
Of what you're saying I do
Why you giving me the third degree?
Why you giving me the third degree?
Why you giving me the third degree?
Why you giving me the third degree?
Well Well Well
Well, Well, Well
Duffy's 'Well, Well, Well' appears on her 2010 album Endlessly, marking a continuation of her soulful exploration following the massive success of Rockferry. The track showcases the Welsh singer's signature blend of retro pop and bluesy influences, characterized by her distinctive, smoky vocal delivery. While her debut era defined her public image with chart-topping hits, this recording reflects a period of artistic evolution as she navigated the transition between albums. The song maintains the melodic sensibility and emotional depth that established her reputation within the British pop landscape. As part of her broader discography, it stands as a testament to her ability to craft intimate, rhythm-driven compositions that resonate with listeners familiar with her earlier work.