Say It Isn’t So Dinah Washington
"Say It Isn’t So" by Dinah Washington, released in 1950, is a #Jazz ballad that explores themes of heartbreak and betrayal. The lyrics express deep emotional pain over a lover's deception, pleading for reassurance. Washington's powerful vocals and poignant phrasing enhance the song's impact, making it a classic in the genre. Its emotional depth has influenced many artists in jazz and beyond.
Say it isn't so
Say it isn't so
Everyone is saying
You don't love me
Say it isn't so
Everywhere I go
Everyone I know
Whispers that you're growing tired of me
Say it isn't so
People say that you
Found somebody new
And it won't be long
Before you leave me
Say it isn't true
Say that everything is still okay
That's all I want to know
And what they're saying
Say it isn't so
Say it isn't so
Everyone is saying
You don't love me
Say it isn't so
Everywhere I go
Everyone I know
Whispers that you're growing tired of me
Say it isn't so
People say that you
Found somebody new
And it won't be long
Before you leave me
Say it isn't true
Say that everything is still okay
That's all I want to know
And what they're saying
Say it isn't so
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