1) The male Kelly J… Read Full Bio ↴There are two popular artists named Kelly Jones.
1) The male Kelly Jones (born 3 June 1974) is a Welsh musician, lyricist, and lead singer of the band Stereophonics.
He lived in the former pit village of Cwmaman, near Aberdare, where he became friends with neighbours, Stuart Cable (former drummer of the Stereophonics),and Richard Jones (bass guitarist and no relation). Eventually the trio formed a covers band together which went by the name Tragic Love Company.
A perceptive lyricist, Kelly considered being a scriptwriter before being a musician. At this time, the BBC showed an interest in some of his early work but as the band progressed from a covers band to writing their original material, Kelly decided to use his narrative side more towards writing lyrics.
In 1997 the band (now renamed to Stereophonics) released their debut album Word Gets Around which documents much of his early life including his account of his teen years on a market stall wryly documented in More Life In A Tramps Vest.
After their second album (Performance & Cocktails) and prior to release of 2001's Just Enough Education to Perform, Kelly Jones toured the UK on his own in late 2000 previewing the new material and playing classic tracks. This tour was extremely well received though never repeated until 2007.
As of March 2007, Kelly has released his first solo album, Only The Names Have Been Changed, and is about to embark on a short solo tour of the UK once again. However this does not signal the end of the Stereophonics who are expected to release their 6th album later in the year.
2) The female Kelly Jones came on the music scene recently with her debut album "SheBANG!" and is currently based in Nashville, TN. In 2016, she collaborated with Teddy Thompson to release the album Little Windows, which was followed up by the duo with an accompanying tour.
Misty
Kelly Jones Lyrics
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What's on your mind?
You look miles away
You can't find your smile?
Hey, Misty
Getting jealous again?
Your man's going out
Hey, Misty
Your mind's racing 'round
You're thinking the worst
What could be going down?
Hey, Misty
Gotta let it all go
Or it will drag you down
And bury you in a hole, hole, hole, hole
In Kelly Jones's "Misty," the singer addresses Misty directly, expressing concern for her state of mind. He wonders what's on her mind and notices that she seems to be absent in her thoughts, unable to find her smile. The singer then suggests that she might be feeling jealous because her man is going out without her, leaving her all alone. Her mind is racing with negative thoughts, imagining the worst that could happen. The singer advises Misty to let go of her worries and fears or risk being dragged down and buried in a hole.
The song is ultimately about the dangers of overthinking and worrying too much. It's a reminder that sometimes, it's best to let things go and not let our anxieties consume us. In this case, Misty is the one who needs to take this advice, but it's a universal message that could apply to anyone who finds themselves feeling overwhelmed by stress and negative thoughts.
Line by Line Meaning
Hey, Misty
Kelly Jones is addressing a person named Misty.
What's on your mind?
Kelly Jones is asking Misty what she is thinking about.
You look miles away
Kelly Jones is saying that Misty looks like she is lost in thought.
You can't find your smile?
Kelly Jones is asking Misty if she is feeling sad or unhappy.
Hey, Misty
Kelly Jones is addressing Misty once again.
Getting jealous again?
Kelly Jones is asking Misty if she is feeling envious or insecure about something, possibly related to her partner.
Your man's going out
Kelly Jones is saying that Misty's partner is leaving the house.
Yet you're still stuck in
Kelly Jones is saying that Misty is still at home and is not going anywhere with her partner.
Hey, Misty
Kelly Jones is addressing Misty for the third time.
Your mind's racing 'round
Kelly Jones is saying that Misty's thoughts are running wild and she is worried about something.
You're thinking the worst
Kelly Jones is saying that Misty is imagining negative things that may happen or may have happened.
What could be going down?
Kelly Jones is questioning what Misty is worried might happen.
Hey, Misty
Kelly Jones addresses Misty for the final time.
Gotta let it all go
Kelly Jones advises Misty to let go of her worries and not dwell on negative thoughts.
Or it will drag you down
Kelly Jones warns Misty that if she continues to worry, it will have a negative impact on her well-being.
And bury you in a hole, hole, hole, hole
Kelly Jones uses a metaphor to emphasize how detrimental it is to keep worrying and not let go of her negative thoughts.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Kelly Jones
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Denise Freitas
Beautiful! Love Kelly Jones! His voice is priceless!
M Veen
Thanks and cool you went to see Oasis. I should listen to Oasis more! I only have one cd of them, but they are a great band! Oh and I think my next vid will be Violet, so keep your eyes open :) !
N0xxieNOo
Mate I was named after this song ðŸ˜