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Warwick Avenue Lyrics

by Duffy

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Warwick Avenue Lyrics

When I get to Warwick Avenue Meet me by the entrance of the tube We can talk things over little time Promise me you won't step outta line When I get to Warwick Avenue Please draw the past and be true Don't say we're okay Just because I'm here You hurt me bad but I wont shed a tear I'm leaving you for the last time baby You think you're loving, But you don't love me And I've been confused Outta my mind lately You think you're loving, But I want to be free, baby You've hurt me. When I get to Warwick Avenue We'll spend an hour but no more than two Our only chance to speak once more I showed you answers, now here's the door When I get to Warwick Avenue I'll tell baby there we're through Cause I'm leaving you for the last time baby You think you're loving, But you don't love me And I've been confused An outta my mind lately You think you're loving, But you don't love me I want to be free, baby You've hurt me. All the days spent together I wish for better, And I didn't want the train to come Now it's departed, I'm broken hearted Seems like we never started All those days spent together When I wished for better And I didn't want the train to come. No, no. You think you're loving But you don't love me I want to be free, baby You've hurt me You don't love me I want to be free Baby you've hurt me

Meaning of Warwick Avenue

“Warwick Avenue” is a poignant exploration of heartbreak and the desperate need for release, delivered with Duffy’s signature raw vulnerability. The song depicts a final, painful goodbye to a relationship marked by illusion and pain; she meets him at Warwick Avenue tube station seeking one last conversation, recognizing he doesn't truly love her and that their connection has ultimately been destructive. Despite his perceived affection, she is profoundly hurt and desperately craves freedom from the suffocating cycle of their interactions. The repetition emphasizes this yearning and the futility of trying to salvage a situation where genuine love isn’t present. It’s a heartbreaking acknowledgement of being misunderstood and a resolute decision to move on, symbolized by the departing train – a symbol of lost opportunities and a broken heart, leaving her feeling utterly desolate and alone.

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