Almost Lover
A Fine Frenzy
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Your fingertips across my skin The palm trees swaying in the wind Images You sang me Spanish lullabies The sweetest sadness in your eyes Clever trick Well, I never want to see you unhappy I thought you'd want the same for me Goodbye, my almost lover Goodbye, my hopeless dream I'm trying not to think about you Can't you just let me be? So long, my luckless romance My back is turned on you Should've known you'd bring me heartache Almost lovers always do We walked along a crowded street You took my hand and danced with me Images And when you left, you kissed my lips You told me you would never, never forget These images Well, I'd never want to see you unhappy I thought you'd want the same for me Goodbye, my almost lover Goodbye, my hopeless dream I'm trying not to think about you Can't you just let me be? So long, my luckless romance My back is turned on you Should've known you'd bring me heartache Almost lovers always do I cannot go to the ocean I cannot drive the streets at night I cannot wake up in the morning Without you on my mind So you're gone and I'm haunted And I bet you are just fine Did I make it that easy to walk right in and out Of my life? Goodbye, my almost lover Goodbye, my hopeless dream I'm trying not to think about you Can't you just let me be? So long, my luckless romance My back is turned on you Should've known you'd bring me heartache Almost lovers always do
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Written by: ALISON SUDOL, ALISON LOREN SUDOL
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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10 facts about this song
About the Song"Almost Lover" is a song by American band A Fine Frenzy, from their debut album "One Cell in the Sea". It serves as the group’s most performed, and arguably most famous song to date.
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Release Date & Chart PerformanceThe song was released in 2007 and reached the top 25 on Billboard's Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart.
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SongwriterAlison Sudol, the lead singer of A Fine Frenzy, wrote the song. Sudol's heartfelt emotions are easily discernable through the lyrics of the song.
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Lyrics & Theme"Almost Lover" is about the pain and disappointment that comes from having an "almost" relationship - one that never fully blossomed or had closure. The lyrics beautifully encapsulate the feelings of regret, longing, and heartbreak.
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Recognition & AwardsWhile "Almost Lover" did not win any awards, it was well received by critics for its touching lyrics and Sudol's powerful performance. The song is often appreciated for its ability to resonate with anyone who has experienced unrequited love or a failed relationship.
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Music VideoThe music video for "Almost Lover" features Alison Sudol playing a grand piano in a forest, adding to the poignant and melancholic mood of the song.
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Cover VersionsThe song has been covered by various artists around the world due to its popularity and appeal. It maintains its universal relatability, regardless of language or culture.
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Movie Soundtrack"Almost Lover" was featured in the movie soundtrack of "Goodbye, Mr. Lover," further boosting its profile and reach.
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Popularity on Social MediaAs testament to its enduring popularity, the song has garnered millions of views on YouTube and is frequently shared on other social media platforms as well.
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Live Performances"Almost Lover" became a staple of A Fine Frenzy's live performances, showcasing the intensity of the lyrics and the depth of Alison Sudol's vocal range.
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