Didn’t Come To Argue Lyrics – James Blake, Monica Martin
Read the full Didn’t Come To Argue lyrics by James Blake and Monica Martin from the album Trying Times along with the music video, song credits, release information and other details about the song. If you enjoy James Blake's music, you can also explore Obsession and Rest Of Your Life, two other songs by James Blake.
[Part I]
[Intro]
As the moon, so bright, oh—
Waiting for me again in the sky
[Verse 1: James Blake]
Came here for us
Left with uncertainty (Left with uncertainty)
Say what you will
Breaking the seal (It doesn't matter)
I'm out of here anyway
[Pre-Chorus: James Blake]
Honest child, honest man
(I do the best I can)
First, I couldn't, now I can
I'm out of here anyway
[Chorus: James Blake]
Anyway (Anyone left?)
I'll take your hand (I'll take your hand)
Lead on (Lead on), let me away (Our merry way)
Anyone left? (Anyone left?)
He's got no plan (No plan)
We're gonna be relegated (Relegated), I'm saving on Sunday, oh
[Verse 2: James Blake]
I don't have any friends
I don't care where to head
I'll have
[a bunch of time] (??)
Now I'm stuck, in the middle of time
Like a butterfly (How'd it feel anyway?)
Behind glass (How'd it feel anyway?)
I flew, but that was in the park (How'd it feel anyway?)
[Outro: James Blake & Monica Martin]
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
There's a way
[Part II]
[Intro: James Blake]
I didn't come, didn't come here
Didn't come to argue, oh
Can I take your hand with no plan to take your hand?
It got no (??)
I didn't come, didn't come here
Didn't come to argue, oh
Can I take your hand with no plan to take your hand, I got no—
[Chorus: Monica Martin & James Blake]
I can see it, in between it
Oh, I think it's overrated
(Fictional, fictional, fictional, I didn't)
Everybody getting up, getting mixed up, ooh (Can I take your hand, I've got no plan to take your hand)
By now, oh, have you only given up?
Duh-dun-dun
I can see it, in between it
Oh, I think it's overrated
(Plan to take your hand, there's no plan to take your hand, I've got no plan)
Everybody getting up, getting mixed up, ooh
(Everybody getting up, getting mixed up, ooh)
By now, oh, have you only given up? (Plan to take your hand, there's no plan to take your hand, it got no)
Duh-dun-dun
[Outro: James Blake]
(Plan to take your hand, I've got no plan to take your hand, it got no)
(Plan to take your hand with no plan to take your hand, it got no)
I didn't come, didn't come here
Didn't come to argue, oh
Didn't come, I didn't come here
Didn't come to argue, oh
Didn’t Come To Argue Song Credits & Production Details
| Song Title | Didn’t Come To Argue |
| Album | Trying Times |
| Singer(s) | James Blake & Monica Martin |
| Musician(s) | James Blake |
| Lyricist(s) | James Blake & Monica Martin |
| Release Date | March 13, 2026 |
| Label | Good Boy Records |
| Language | English |
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- Trying Times
- Walk Out Music
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The song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' is sung by James Blake and Monica Martin.
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The song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' is written by James Blake and Monica Martin.
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Music of the song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' is produced by James Blake.
When was the song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' officially released?
The song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' is officially released on March 13, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.
What album is the song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' from?
The song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' is from the album titled 'Trying Times'.
Which record label released the song 'Didn’t Come To Argue'?
The song 'Didn’t Come To Argue' is associated with the record label Good Boy Records.
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