Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado & Gerald Eaton
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado & Caetano Veloso
Nelly Furtado
“The Grass Is Green” is a single released exclusively in Germany, where it peaked at number sixty-five.
According to Furtado, this is how the song came about:
This plays around with the idea of wanting what you can’t have, or wanting what’s on the other side, something you dream of. And then you f...
[Verse 1]
Oh, I once had something
Something that was so good
Better than the last thing I touched
Then turned right around on that something
And figured I didn't like it that much
[Chorus]
Oh yeah, the grass is green
But can you tell me, can you feel it, I want to feel it
Oh yeah, the grass is green
But I think I stained my jeans and now everybody knows that I been in it
[Verse 2]
I am a believer
But as I was standing
In line, somebody took my place
Yes, I'm a believer, never mind what they say
I got so tired along the way
[Chorus]
Oh yeah, the grass is green
But can you tell me, can you feel it, I just wanna feel it
Oh yeah, the grass is green
But I think I stained my jeans and now everybody knows that I been in it
[Bridge]
I've got a skeleton that's deeper than any closet
And a bomb that I will drop on it
But you opened up to me
'Til I could only see the beauty in your dishonesty
[Chorus]
Oh yeah, the grass is green
But can you tell me, can you feel it, you just wanna feel it
Oh yeah the grass is green
But it think I stained my jeans and now, baby, you can tell that I been in it
Oh yeah, the grass is green
But it's not what it seems cause when you think
You want it you just need it
Forget just what you need
The clock is ticking and this life is a train, man, I think you're on it
But it's what you wanted, and what you needed
It's what you wanted, and what you needed
Or is it what I needed and what you wanted
The Grass Is Green was written by Nelly Furtado & Mike Elizondo.
The Grass Is Green was produced by Nelly Furtado & Mike Elizondo.
Nelly Furtado released The Grass Is Green on Wed Nov 05 2003.
This plays around with the idea of wanting what you can’t have, or wanting what’s on the other side, something you dream of. And then you finally touch it, but, oh, no! It’s too late; it’s changed. There are also themes of deception and mistrust, but I prefer to express that kind of world-weariness...