It's a bop!
Una Healy has released a brand new single and well it’s definitely one worth a listen.The song references “walking away from a relationship that no longer serves you”.
During a recent appearance on Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally’s podcast, My Therapist Ghosted Me, the Tipperary native revealed the song is actually about her ex, David Haye.She said: “I’ve got a new single coming out on June 1 and it’s called Walk Away. What does that rhyme with? David Haye.” The lyrics speak of some serious heartbreak saying: “You had me head over heels, thought I’d feel this way about you forever. You had my heart in a noose, while you were filling your boots. You want us tied, right at the laces.”
Una revealed the song has a bit of a country-pop vibe saying: “Una continued: ‘The song is called Walk Away, it’s very country-pop and I can’t wait for it to come out. I’m really excited.”Despite insisting that she and David are still friendly with no bad blood, the mother-of-two figured out the perfect way to get her revenge, a very aptly named song.
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