All lyrics from The Shouting Stage album, popular Joan Armatrading songs with tracklist and information about album.

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Producer, Written-By, Arranged By – Joan Armatrading. Recorded By, Mixed By – Graham Dickson. Other Versions (5 of 26) View All. Cat. Remastered By – Arnie Acosta. 1988 A&M Records, Inc. All Rights Reserved. DX 003416 Published by Almo Music Corp. Recorded at Bumpkin Studios.

Features Song Lyrics for Joan Armatrading's The Shouting Stage album. Living for You Lyrics. 5. The Shouting Stage Lyrics. Joan Armatrading Lyrics provided by SongLyrics. All Music News . Popular Joan Armatrading Lyrics.

This song is by Joan Armatrading, features Mark Knopfler and appear. n the album The Shouting Stage (1988). on the compilation album The Very Best Of (1991). on the compilation album Love & Affection (1996). I thought we had it sweetBut your mind's playedA trick on meI thought that I'd be with youAll the timeAnd I'd be fineYeah I'd be fine. I'll swear you have my feelingsUnder thought controlI know you've takenSuch a hold on meI'm thinking more and moreOf what we had before.

The good news is that, after several albums of flirting with rock and overproduction, Joan Armatrading has developed a spare sound once again focusing on her songs and singing, backed by such tasteful accompanists as Dire Straits members Mark Knopfler and Alan Clark. The not-so-good news is that, lyrically, Armatrading seems trapped in a romantic cul-de-sac - when she doesn't have the object of her affections, she longs for him, but when she does have him, she argues with him and suspects him of infidelity, not to mention emotional abuse

Artist: Joan Armatrading. Album: The Shouting Stage, 1988. From the album The Shouting Stage. Joan Armatrading quotes. Classical, Romantic, and Baroque music, that's what I really like.

Album: The Shouting Stage (1988). Charted: 89. Get the Sheet Music License This Song. Most of Joan Armatrading's songs are not about things that happened to her, but are based on observations. This one was inspired by a couple she encountered who were sitting at a table in a restaurant in Australia. In our interview with Armatrading, she said: "They were having an argument that just escalated, just got louder and louder, and then in the end the guy just got up and walked out and the woman was in tears