Amy Winehouse- Rehab
The lyrics of the song “Rehab” by Amy Winehouse sounds like a girl who is calling out for help. It sounds like other family members are aware of her problem and also want her to seek the help she needs to make her life whole again. The following is just a few of the lyrics in her song. You can see how they might be taken for a girl in trouble and needing help. It appears that she has a problem and needs professional help but doesn’t want to admit it to herself.
Some lyrics to “Rehab”:
They tried to make me go to rehab
I said no, no, no.
Yes I been black, but now when I come back
You won’t know, know, know.
I ain’t got the time
And if my daddy thinks I’m fine
He’s tried to make me go to rehab
I won’t go, go , go.
You can find all of the lyrics of the song on the internet on many sites and also more information about Amy Winehouse. In the lyrics she mentions drinking and how she doesn’t want to do it again. In many songs a writer often talks about personal experiences and one can find out a lot about them and their personality by listening to the lyrics of their songs. Some songs are sad, some happy, some funny, and some are serious.
Amy Jade Winehouse was born in the community of Southgate in Enfield, London. She was born to a Jewish family who had a history of jazz musicians. Her dad is a taxi driver and her mom is a pharmacist. When she was 10 she founded a group known as “Sweet-n-Sour and she described them as “The Little White Jewish Salt-n-Pepa. When she was 13 she got her first guitar and when she was 16 she gave her demo first tape to a friend who was soul singer Tyler James and he gave it to an A&R person. She was discovered and her career of a professional singer began at the young age of 16. She is signed under the Island/Universal management company. In early 2006, her demo tracks “Wake up Alone” and “Rehab” were played on Mark Ronson’a New York Radio show on East Village Radio. Both of these songs were on her second album. “Back to Black” went to number 1 on the UK charts and was number 7 in the USA. This was the highest debut entry for an album by a British female solo artist. That title didn’t last long however. Just two weeks after that Joss Stone debuted when her song hit number 2.
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