Walk Away
The Choice Lyrics


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I will walk away from you
(Don't stop me)
I will walk away from you
(Don't blame me)

I have felt the ugly midget kicking on my knee
I have seen the ugly midget walking over me
I will tell you what I've learned
We're through as far as I'm concerned
Break up and just before we do
I will walk away from you

I will walk away from you
(Stop me)
I will walk away from you
(Blame me)

I have had enough of you
Tell me you hate me too
Or embrace me and forget
What I have said to you

I will tell you what I've learned
We're one as far as I'm concerned
Make up and just before we do
I will be walking back to you

Walking back to you
Walking back to you




Walking back to you
Walking back to you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of The Choice's song "Walk Away" seems to be about a person who is ending their relationship with their partner. The repetition of "I will walk away from you" reinforces the idea of finality and determination in the person's decision. The lines "I have felt the ugly midget kicking on my knee, I have seen the ugly midget walking over me" might be a metaphor for the negative and hurtful things that the partner has said or done to the person. This has resulted in the person feeling like they need to walk away from the relationship to protect themselves and their emotional well-being.


The lines "Tell me you hate me too, Or embrace me and forget, What I have said to you" highlights the internal conflict within the person. On one hand, they want their partner to reciprocate their feelings of anger and hatred, but on the other hand, they still have feelings for their partner and want to reconcile with them. The person seems to have come to the conclusion that they need to walk away from the relationship to move on and heal. However, they are also open to the possibility of returning to the relationship if they can reconcile their differences.


Line by Line Meaning

I will walk away from you
I'm choosing to leave you behind and move on


(Don't stop me)
Please don't try to hold me back or convince me otherwise


(Don't blame me)
I shouldn't be held accountable for my decision


I have felt the ugly midget kicking on my knee
I've endured pain and difficulty due to our relationship


I have seen the ugly midget walking over me
I've been mistreated and disrespected in this relationship


I will tell you what I've learned
I've gained some valuable insights from this relationship


We're through as far as I'm concerned
Our relationship is over from my perspective


Break up and just before we do
Before we officially end things


I will walk away from you
I'm still choosing to leave


(Stop me)
Please try to stop me from leaving


(Blame me)
Feel free to place the blame for our breakup solely on me


I have had enough of you
I've reached my limit with this relationship


Tell me you hate me too
Let's end things with mutual feelings of disdain


Or embrace me and forget
Maybe we can put the hurt behind us and move on


What I have said to you
The things I've mentioned that have caused conflict between us


We're one as far as I'm concerned
From my perspective, we're still together


Make up and just before we do
Before we reconcile


I will be walking back to you
I'm willing to come back to you and try again


Walking back to you
I'm taking the first step to fix things


Walking back to you
I still care and want to make this work


Walking back to you
I'm still committed to our relationship, despite the challenges




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: RAMIN DJAWADI

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Comments from YouTube:

@anclark2063

Top of the class soul music orchestrated by the maestro Van Mc Coy, he isn't with us but his music lives on, a Jamaican party favourite back then, memories are made of this.

@crucialpdenislea1963

True

@jade839

I've been looking for this version for so long!! My parents played this version more than Mr. Ruffin's. Still love both but this is childhood!!

@crucialpdenislea1963

Is this the original ?

@jade839

@@crucialpdenislea1963 I don't think so.

@gregmcintyre9936

@@crucialpdenislea1963 The Choice Four 's is the original. I went to high school with them! David Ruffin made it a HIT!!!

@gregmcintyre9936

Yes.@@crucialpdenislea1963

@margaretswanagan8237

, love both versions

@josechacon8877

Amo esto

@jessecoffey4737

Original version of a song David Ruffin recorded with the same producer in the same year; his was the hit version.

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