Framed
from the album Riptide
Released: February 5, 2007
Formats: CD single, digital download
Recorded: 2006
Genre: Pop
Label: Alias
Writer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
Producer(s): Esmeralda Dimuzio
CHART POSITIONS
#3 (Urapopstar singles chart)
ESMERALDA DIMUZIO SINGLES CHRONOLOGY
Last single: Standing Strong (2006)
Next single: Dangerous Girl (2007)
Framed is the latest single from Esmeralda Dimuzio's album Riptide. It was released this week, and charted on the top 40 for February 11, 2007 at #4, matching the peak of her previous single Standing Strong. The video, and promotional campaign, focused on a prison sentence for a crime she did not commit.
So far, it has reached #1 on TRL, top 5 on airplay, and the past three weeks at #10 on Pop Box.
The single climbed to #3 in its second week, becoming her highest-charting single in a year. It has recently been awarded with a silver certification.
Lyrics[edit | edit source]
The darkness surrounds me I just can't sleep well Why am I even here In this place called hell? Can somebody tell me Why I'm here now? My life's turned around And I'll get back somehow
Can I find what I'm missing And where will it take me? There's this one secret That comes back and haunts me What will it take For me to be free? And what will happen To my sanity?
Why would I hurt you? I don't even know you I'm the innocent one here And today I've been...
Framed For the big crime Why should I be the one To serve the time? Blamed For the damage that's done So oblivious to everything From the day the phone would ring That was the moment That my heart would sink
Isn't it funny How the past flashes back And steers my life Onto a different track? There's 2 roads One I must choose But no matter where I go There's something I must lose
Why would I kill you? I don't even hate you There's been misunderstanding Which made me become...
Framed For the big crime Why should I be the one To serve the time? Blamed For the damage that's done So oblivious to everything From the day the phone would ring That was the moment That my heart would sink
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