"Stay" produced and performed by Eternal, from the 1993 album "Always & Forever."
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The song "Stay" by Eternal is about asking someone to stay in a relationship even when things are tough. They keep saying "Stay" over and over to show how much they want them to stay. The words talk about being really scared of losing the person and not knowing what to do without them. Even though there were problems in the past and they made each other cry, the singer promises to be better and asks for another chance. They say they really want to fix things and stay together. The song shows how hard it is to deal with the ups and downs of love, but how much they want to keep trying. It's all about hoping for another chance to make things right and keep the love alive.
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Eternal is a British R&B band formed in 1992. The original members included sisters Easther and Vernie Bennett, along with Kéllé Bryan and Louise Nurding, later known as Louise Redknapp. They were brought together by a record label and gained worldwide fame, selling around 10 million records. Nurding left to focus on her solo career, and Bryan's departure in 1998 was unexplained. Afterward, only the Bennett sisters remained, leading to the group's breakup in 2000. They briefly reunited in 2013 with Bryan returning, but disbanded again in 2014. Some people compared them to the American girl group En Vogue.
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