Sarahbeth Taite Cover - Trust My Lonely by Alessia Cara

In this cover video, Nashville singer-songwriter Sarahbeth Taite performs "Trust My Lonely" by Alessia Cara.
About Sarahbeth Taite
Like most of her musical heroes, Sarahbeth Taite knew she was going to be an artist from a young age. It all started in Fort Collins, Colorado, when she climbed up on the piano bench beside her grandmother at age five.
Sarahbeth’s interest in music was so strong that her parents decided she should take piano lessons. Years later, her teacher loaned her a guitar, and Sarahbeth became back a multi-instrumentalist over the course of a weekend. Little did she know that in 2016, she would be sitting down to co-write with Mark D. Sanders on a pre-loved guitar she was drawn to at Corner Music in Nashville. That same guitar belonged to the Hall of Famer, complete with a note of encouragement to the next owner and a list of hit songs written on the guitar, including “I Hope You Dance.”
So, how'd Sarahbeth get to Nashville? She begged her parents for a trip to Music City for her 14th birthday so that she could attend an NSAI songwriter's workshop. Her parents, recognizing her talent and dedication, agreed to take her to Nashville, and that workshop led to her first publishing deal with Green Hills Music Group. After signing her pub deal, Sarahbeth enrolled in online high school to be able to make the journey back and forth to Nashville to write.
Sarahbeth’s second publishing deal was with Hall of Fame Songwriter Kye Fleming and SESAC Writer of the Year Catt Gravitt, who helped her begin developing her artistry. It was clear Sarahbeth should make the move to Nashville, so at 17, she drove her blue Chevy Silverado from Colorado to Nashville to continue the pursuit of her dream.
The video for Sarahbeth’s first single, “He Loves Me,” landed on CMT in January 2016. She has performed on countless stages and radio shows, including Sirius XM’s Songwriter Series. In addition, she has been featured in several prominent country music publications, including Shotgun Seat, Stage Right Secrets and Sounds Like Nashville.
Sarahbeth has always had a heart for children, and giving back to kids is a significant part of her platform as an artist. She welcomes the opportunity to be a role model for young girls who face constant comparison on social media. To that end, she has mentored musicians at The Southern Girls Rock Camp, whose mission is to support positive self-esteem for girls through music. She has also dedicated time to brightening the lives of patients at Seacrest Studios at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital by playing songs, signing autographs and hosting Q&A sessions.
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"Trust My Lonely" Lyrics
It's time I let you go
I made the mistake, go writing your name on my heart
'Cause you colours showed
But it was too late, you left me stained, caught it off
Do you crave control?
I've been your doll, that you poke for fun too long
So you should go
Don't look back, I won't come back
Can't do that no more
Go get your praise from someone else
You didn't a number on my health
My word is brighter by itself
And I can do better, do better
You and I were swayin' on the ropes
I found my foot and on my own
I'm a-okay, I'm good as gold
And I can do better, do better alone
Alone, alone
There ain't no love 'round here
I loved you once, but it made me dumb
Now I'm seeing it way too clear
You hurt me numb, and for that I've run out of time
To have pain to feel (pain to feel)
I've been your game
Just taking the blame for too long
Get on out of here
Don't look back, I won't come back
Can't do that no more
Go get your praise from someone else
You did a number on my health
My world is brighter by itself
And I can do better, do better
You and I were swayin' on the ropes
I found my footing on my own
I'm a-okay, I'm good as gold
And I can do better, do better alone
Don't you know that you're bad for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Don't you know that you're bad for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Don't you know you're no good for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Don't you know you're no good for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Go get your praise from someone else
You did a number on my health
My world is brighter by itself
And I can do better, do better
You and I were swayin' on the ropes
I found my footing on my own
I'm a-okay, I'm good as gold
And I can do better, do better alone
Don't you know that you're bad for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Don't you know that you're bad for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Don't you know you're no good for me?
I gotta trust my lonely
Don't you know you're no good for me?
I gotta trust my lonely

[@joow.j]

Você canta muito, que voz incrível... Meu sonho é aprender o inglês pra poder cantar assim 💕🇧🇷

[@SarahbethTaite]

Thank you so much! Keep chasing your dreams! 🎶

[@joow.j]

@@SarahbethTaite 💕😱

[@codymorheiser1164]

Beautiful 😍

[@SarahbethTaite]

Thanks, Cody!

[@Dan-em3kz]

What are the chords

[@SarahbethTaite]

It's been a hot minute since I recorded this, so I honestly don't recall the exact chords I used. I'm so sorry! I highly suggest you do a quick Google search - you should easily be able to find them online! 🎶