Though slightly different in title, this is the most famous song associated with the phrase. It was originally recorded by in 1986.
Stays reflective with a G – Dm – Am – F – C progression. No More Love Songs
Cole originally wrote it in open Eb tuning for live sets before recording it in D for the album version. Though slightly different in title, this is the
Play Am – F – C twice for the intro, then continue this pattern for the verses. Cole originally wrote it in open Eb tuning
The lyrics reflect a preference for solitude and silence over the emotional chaos of romance. Lines like "I prefer solitude / I prefer cigarettes" highlight a weary protagonist who is done with the "victory waltz" of love.
A track focusing on the difficulty of writing "sweet" love songs after experiencing heartbreak and loss.