Shattered
Kreesha Turner Lyrics
We had a good love
But that moment has passed
When you're young no one tells you
Somethings are too good to last
My friends think I'm crazy
The way that I carry on
'Cause when they ask me about you
I tell them I've learned to move on
Holding on to pieces of words left unspoken
And ooh hoo, I'm shattered
Whenever I look at your face
Oh hoo, I'm so shattered
'Cause I can't stop missing
The one thing that I can't replace, yeah
Now I don't need nobody
I'm independent and strong, yeah
And if the choir stops the singing, oh
I'll just keep singing my song
But when I think of you I feel broken, yeah
Holding on to pieces of words left unspoken
And oh hoo, I'm shattered
Whenever I look at your face
Oh hoo, I'm so shattered
'Cause I can't stop missing
The one thing that I can't replace
I still recall the tragedy of how you fell away from me
And I must confess my heart's still a mess
And even though I'm stronger than I used to be, it never ends
The need to be with you 'cause baby I miss you
And oh hoo, I'm shattered
Whenever I look at your face
Oh hoo, I'm so shattered
'Cause I can't stop missing
The one thing that I can't replace
Oh hoo, I'm shattered, yeah
Oh hoo, I'm so shattered
'Cause I can't stop missing
The one thing that I can't replace
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Written by: Keith Richards, Mick Jagger
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The oldest of three children born to a Canadian father and Jamaican mother, Kreesha was raised in Edmonton, a city of about 1 million in the province of Alberta. Kreesha expressed her love of music through dance and performed modern, tap, jazz, hip-hop and African.
In 2005, she won a talent search contest sponsored by Edmonton radio station 91.7 FM The Bounce and was given the chance to record four tracks with Vancouver-based writers/producers Hipjoint. Read Full BioThe oldest of three children born to a Canadian father and Jamaican mother, Kreesha was raised in Edmonton, a city of about 1 million in the province of Alberta. Kreesha expressed her love of music through dance and performed modern, tap, jazz, hip-hop and African.
In 2005, she won a talent search contest sponsored by Edmonton radio station 91.7 FM The Bounce and was given the chance to record four tracks with Vancouver-based writers/producers Hipjoint. One of those songs, "Bounce With Me," became a radio hit and attracted the attention of urban music manager Chris Smith (Nelly Furtado, Tamia).
On her debut album Passion, Kreesha collaborated with some of the best in the business including Grammy Award-winning songwriter Harold Lilly (Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson), producer Devo Springsteen, another Grammy winner (John Legend, Aretha Franklin) and Toronto-based songwriter and producer Jon Levine (Philosopher Kings, Nelly Furtado).
In 2005, she won a talent search contest sponsored by Edmonton radio station 91.7 FM The Bounce and was given the chance to record four tracks with Vancouver-based writers/producers Hipjoint. Read Full BioThe oldest of three children born to a Canadian father and Jamaican mother, Kreesha was raised in Edmonton, a city of about 1 million in the province of Alberta. Kreesha expressed her love of music through dance and performed modern, tap, jazz, hip-hop and African.
In 2005, she won a talent search contest sponsored by Edmonton radio station 91.7 FM The Bounce and was given the chance to record four tracks with Vancouver-based writers/producers Hipjoint. One of those songs, "Bounce With Me," became a radio hit and attracted the attention of urban music manager Chris Smith (Nelly Furtado, Tamia).
On her debut album Passion, Kreesha collaborated with some of the best in the business including Grammy Award-winning songwriter Harold Lilly (Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson), producer Devo Springsteen, another Grammy winner (John Legend, Aretha Franklin) and Toronto-based songwriter and producer Jon Levine (Philosopher Kings, Nelly Furtado).
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