Jay Sean - Stay Video and Lyrics
Stay by Jay Sean, Music Video and Lyrics
“Stay” is the third single from Jay Sean’s second album My Own Way.
The song is scheduled to be released in June, 2008.
The video was shot alongside the Maybe video, this is the official version, listen and enjoy.
Jay Sean - Stay Lyrics
You, Said it once
Said it twice,
Said it hurts, but I do it again
I don’t change, I don’t learn, cause I can’t let it end
Said it’s gone, let it be, ’cause you don’t need a friend
Baby I do,
I pull and you push and we cry
Till we laugh again I
Promise you, you promise me back and then why
Does it all fall apart in just a matter of time…
So I’m thinking maybe
You’ve made up your mind
‘Cause you’re distort (distort)
And I can’t stand to fight no more
So please don’t make me hurt you like I do
I don’t really trust myself to leave,
Even though I hear you sayin’ baby no, no
(no, no, nonono, nono)
I can’t take no more of this and
I’m knock, knock, knockin’ on your door
Askin’ if you still let me in
Won’t you stay (ay, ay, ay, ay, … ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay…)
Won’t you stay?
Memories of the fun that we had and photographs on the wall
Now I can’t make you smile or hear you laugh anymore
And I can’t help or ask, that’s the point of it all
Tell me Baby,
Call it love, call it blame, call it joy, call it pain, But I fell, call it girl what you may but its painful as hell
To be here while you’re there don’t need nobody else…
So I’m thinking maybe
You’ve made up your mind
‘Cause you’re distort (distort)
And I can’t stand to fight no more
So please don’t make me hurt you like I do
I don’t really trust myself to leave,
Even though you’re telling me
oh no, no
(no, no, nonono, nono)
I can’t take no more of this and
I’m knock, knock, knockin’ on your door
Askin’ if you still let me in
Won’t you stay (ay, ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay…)
Won’t you stay?
If it’s all meant for me
And if I’m so meant for you
Why does this have to be so hard on both of us two
If it’s all meant for me
And if I’m so meant for you
Why does this have to be so hard on both of us two
Still you’re sayin’ no, no (no, no, nonono, nono)
I can’t take no more of this and
And I’m knock, knock, knockin’ on your door
Askin’ if you still let me in
Won’t you stay (ay, ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay…)
Won’t you stay?
Won’t you stay (ay, ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay… ay, ay, ay, ay…)
Won’t you stay?
Jay Sean - Stay Song Information
Released July 7, 2008
Recorded 2007
Genre R&B, Pop
Label 2Point9/Jayded
Writers Jay Sean, Alan Sampson
Producer Alan Sampson
Amy Winehouse’s Army Crawl
Amy Winehouse’s Army Crawl
We’ve all heard of the modern-day marvel “hide-a-key.” But apparently Amy Winehouse hasn’t.
The troubled British singer locked herself out of her front gate. After a moment of thinking, she decided to lay down on the wet pavement in order to crawl under the barrier.
It probably didn’t help that she was returning from a 30-minute visit to her jailbird husband Blake Fielder-Civil at London’s Pentonville Prison.
Earlier this week, Amy had decided to move out of the property she shared with her hubby, saying it held “too many memories.” Upon her return this afternoon, it would appear that she now has one more memory that she’d just as soon forget.
A witness told press, “It was bizarre. When she got out of the car she was visibly upset and started looking around for her keys. Then she sat down on the ground with her back against the gate, lopped to one side, lay on her back and crawled underneath the gate. I was surprised she managed to get herself under there but she managed to get through. After that she dusted herself down, opened the gate to get a bag from her driver and went inside.”
Check out Amy’s army crawl (Click to Enlarge):
Helena Christensen Talks Heath Ledger’s Death
Helena Christensen Talks Heath Ledger’s Death
Looking her usual sexy self, Helena Christensen took the the Mercedes Benz fashion week nightlife happening in New York City on Monday night.
The Danish supermodel was spotted taking a break from her motherly duties, attending the Halston Fall 2008 fashion show after party.
Meanwhile, Christensen - who “was linked to Heath Ledger following his split from Michelle Williams, but always insisted they were just friends” - recently told People that “she’s coping – thanks, in part, to her 8-year-old son, Mingus.”
“Time passes. It’s doesn’t make it easier, but you try to do the best you can. When you have a child, they kind of bring you back to the moment in a really comforting way,” Helena tells.
The 39-year-old adds: “I have only good memories of him,” she added. “Losing any friend is horrific, but he just has this thing about him – this special, enigmatic thing that I have never met in anyone before. That’s what all of his friends are saying. They are totally devastated by losing someone who gave them so much. He gave everyone so much.”
The Mole: Episode 1 (season premiere)
“What’s wrong with being smart and gorgeous at the same time?” - Nicole
Oh, it’s so good to have The Mole back on the air.
I realized how much I loved the show the minute I heard the first notes of the theme song and the opening scenes. I haven’t seen any full episodes since the last Anderson Cooper episode in season two (the celeb editions didn’t interest me at all), but all of the good feelings I had about how entertaining the show was came flooding back.
But how did the rest of the episode hold up?
The Contestants:
Victoria - 24
Mark - 42
Bobby - 25
Marcie - 31
Nicole - 33
Paul - 29
Alex - 31
Liz - 60
Ali - 24
Clay - 32
Craig - 30
Kristen - 35
I think the contestants this time around a little more reality-show savvy and there are a lot more “controversial” players. But overall, this is a fine mix of the brash, the quiet, the athletic, the out of shape, the beautiful, the conniving.
The Host:
So far, I think Jon Kelley is a little bland. Maybe it’s my memories of Cooper being so cool in the role, but Kelley just seems like he’s narrating everything he says for a segment on Extra. But we’ll see how he is in the coming weeks.
The Game:
The first task for the players? Pick a player they think is the Mole! Well, that was quick. The group, for some reason, picks Marcie (I would have loved to have seen the trip to Chile…was she wearing an “I’m The Mole” T-shirt or something?). Marcie then has to pick several players to grab a bag of cash before they go over a waterfall. Some of the bags have fake money and some have real money (the total at the end of the season is how much the winner gets). I have to say that I’ve seen a lot of challenges on reality game shows, but this waterfall stunt…I honestly think that someone could have gotten seriously injured or even killed. Sure, they’re wearing a harness, but they’re regular Joes and Janes going over a raging waterfall. At night. Yikes.
The players who succeed are Kristen, Bobby, Liz, Nicole, and Mark. The total they get is $20,000. Of course, the players question why Marcie would pick shorter or older players for such a dangerous assignment (though Liz, the oldest at 60, actually grabbed a bag).
Marcie also has to pick which four players have to stay outside all night (I guess there’s not enough room in the cabin). One of the players she picks is Nicole, who doesn’t want to stay outside because there are no butlers or fireplaces. She comes up with a loophole in the rules: “Hey, they said one of us had to sleep outside. If I don’t sleep, I can stay inside!” That’s odd logic, but it works. I just hope - really, really hope - that other players bring this up later in the season when they have to do something. “Hey Jon, you said the first one to make it to the top of the mountain wins…you didn’t say we couldn’t use a helicopter!”
Clearly, everyone hates Nicole already. When Jon asks the gang who the biggest whiner is, they all pick Nicole. When Jon asks her “may I call you Whiner?” she answers “Doctor Whiner,” which I have to admit is a pretty good line.
The last challenge is a scavenger hunt, which Nicole sits out because she’s Doctor Whiner. The players have to find buried items on a beach that the real Robinson Crusoe used centuries ago. One person picks a vacuum cleaner. I wonder if the producers have played a Roomba or an iPod in the sand they would have picked that? The team ends up getting three right, which equals $15,000. Nicole has to spend the night on the beach alone, just like Crusoe.
At the end, the 11 contestants take The Quiz. That’s right, 11. Nicole doesn’t have to take the test because she’s on the beach and safe from elimination. Oh, the players don’t like that at all. The 10 questions range from general questions (”Who is the Mole?”) to more specific questions that only refer to a few people (”Was the Mole wearing a hat when you met?”).
And who is the first sent home? Marcie, the person everyone thought was the Mole at the start. Obviously, these players aren’t good on first impressions so they’ll have to write a lot in their official Mole journals.
Observations:
- This show is well cast. Anyone could be The Mole for different reasons: Liz, because no one would suspect the older player; Victoria, because she blends in; Nicole, because she’s ambitious and alienating. It’s not easy to figure this out, though I would guess that players that survive each week will remember how they answered various questions and how it kept them in the game.
- Players start to make “coalitions” with each other: Paul with Marcie, Alex with Paul. Did the word “coalition” replace “alliance” in the reality show world?
- The Mole is probably the first reality show where I might consider buying a DVD of the soundtrack.
- Can I get a Mole journal or duffel bag? Thanks.
My first guess on who the Mole is:
For the entire episode I think it’s Nicole, because it would be rather brilliant for the producers to create this typical reality show “bitch” and have everyone think she’s a real player who will do anything to win. It was also convenient that Jon asked the team who the biggest whiner was, knowing they’d pick Nicole. But then at the end when she’s on the beach alone, safe from elimination, I figure it’s way too obvious that she would be the Mole. But then again, maybe ABC wants us to think it’s obvious and not think she’s the guilty one. These people are tricky, damn it.
Instead, I’ll pick Mark. I’m suspicious of his whole “my wife works two jobs and I want her to spend time with the kids” sob story. Or maybe I’m just being cynical. Either way, I’m going to see if he has a wedding ring on next week (in past seasons, The Mole has often used visual clues like this).
I’m already hooked on this show.