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’60s-sounding W… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least two artists with this name:
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’60s-sounding Welsh blues singer Aimee Anne Duffy - known professionally as Duffy - released her debut single Rockferry in December 2007. After relocating to London in 2006, she came to the attention of Rough Trade. She is often compared to late ’60s soul diva Dusty Springfield and has experienced significant mainstream success with the single Mercy reaching #1 in the United Kingdom. The debut album, Rockferry, was released in March 2008, and also made #1 on the UK album chart. Bernard Butler of Suede worked extensively on the album, lending it an authentic and wonderfully produced lush ’60s sound.
The 24-year-old’s debut album, Rockferry, triumphed at the 2009 BRIT Awards for British Album, British Female Solo Artist, and British Breakthrough Act.
Official website of (Aimee Anne) Duffy: http://www.iamduffy.com/
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Duffy was a british band formed in London by Stuart Reffold, Barry Coote, Joe Nanson, Patrick Sarient and Will Wright. They played hard rock with strong progressive rock influences, similar to the early albums of Uriah Heep, Deep Purple and Humble Pie - with some influences of Jethro Tull as well.
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Well Well Well
Duffy Lyrics
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Well well well
Well well well
Well well well
Highly suspicious,
Where was I last night
Seek and you shall find
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
Well well well
I'm not guilty
Of what you're saying I do
You know 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?
Just why you giving me the third degree?
Why you giving me the third degree?
Well well well
The lyrics of Duffy's song "Well Well Well" explore the theme of suspicion and false accusations. The repetition of the phrase "Well well well" at the beginning and end of the song implies a level of frustration and exasperation from the singer. The first verse begins with the singer being accused of something they did not do, and they express their innocence, stating "I didn't commit any crime." The second verse reiterates this point, as the singer questions why they are being given the "third degree" when they are not guilty.
The chorus emphasizes the singer's innocence, repeating "I'm not guilty of what you're saying I do," and questioning why they are being accused when there is no evidence. The bridge adds to the frustration, as the singer states that they don't need to explain themselves and that there is nothing to blame. They feel as though they are being interrogated constantly, and it's driving them crazy.
Line by Line Meaning
Well well well
Something is up and I'm intrigued.
Well well well
I'm starting to get a little suspicious.
Well well well
This situation is becoming more and more serious.
Well well well
I'm not sure where this is headed.
Highly suspicious,
I have reason to believe something is not right.
Where was I last night
You're clearly questioning my whereabouts.
Seek and you shall find
You're looking for evidence against me.
And it goes in my mind,
I can't get it out of my head.
You make me draw the line
I refuse to be accused of something I didn't do.
I didn't commit any crime
I am innocent.
I'm not guilty
I did nothing wrong.
Of what you're saying I do
I'm not responsible for the things you're accusing me of.
Why you giving me the third degree?
Why are you interrogating me so intensely?
I'm not that cagey
I'm not hiding anything.
But I don't need to explain
I don't owe you an explanation.
There's nothing to blame
There is no wrongdoing on my part.
You'll only drive me away
Your constant questioning is pushing me further from you.
There's so many questions everyday
I feel like I'm being interrogated constantly.
You make me go insane
Your accusations are driving me crazy.
You know I'm not guilty
I'm confident in my innocence.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JOSEPH CARNALL, LOUIS IAN CARNALL, JOSEPH THOMAS GREEN, THOMAS LEE ROWLEY
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jezkn
It's not the best of songs - but with her amazing tecnique she manages to transform it. That does take talent !.
Aleyna I
What a voice
uselessjoe
I had never heard of her, until one night, end of the tonight show w/Jimmy Fallon, there she was LIVE...performing Well Well Well....... A great performance back in 2010... (it's also on Youtube) I had heard Mercy, but had no idea....
mohamed amine rahou
Waaw the power what a voice and so beauty
Landsofrugby HD
hermosa! :3
Slowpoke85
I've heard this song at work way too many times.
lkjhb1
@Slowpoke85 Do you work at Marshalls?
Vale
Im glad of.discover this beatiful interpretation.
Guille gmail
her story is so so so sad... she was meant to be HUGE but a demon stopped on her way
rantsandraves117
This song comes on at my work and before I looked up the song I used to thing this was by a young Michael Jackson or something, really good song though.