Mayer shares his 2005 Grammy Award with Alicia Keys
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oi-Staff
By Super Admin
Washington
(ANI):
John
Mayer
has
revealed
that
till
date
he
feels
bad
about
his
2005
'Song
of
the
Year'
Grammy
Award
-
because
he
believes
fellow
nominee
Alicia
Keys
was
the
real
winner.
The
singer/songwriter,
who
was
honoured
with
Best
Male
Pop
Vocal
Performance
gong
at
the
51st
Grammy
Awards
ceremony,
held
on
February
8,
2009,
for
his
hit
'Say',
has
admitted
that
he
didn''t
feel
his
'Daughters" track
should
have
won
gold
four
years
ago.
"I'm
still
enough
of
a
music
lover
to
know
when
people
get
it
right
and
when
people
get
it
wrong.
Every
once
in
a
while
I'll
get
a
Grammy
and
I'll
go,
''Yeah,
I
really
thought
that
was
a
special
moment
that
I
had
on
tape,''
but
then
other
times
I
think
other
people
should
win
it," Contactmusic
quoted
him,
as
saying.
"I
won
Song
of
The
Year
for
a
song
called
Daughters...
and
Alicia
Keys,
who
I
love
so
much,
was
up
against
me
with
a
song
called
If
I
Ain't
Got
You
and
she
played
at
the
Grammys,
and
I
was
like,
''This
is
the
most
amazing
thing
in
the
world.''
"I
won
and
I
didn''t
think
I
should
because
she
had
a
better
song,"
he
added.
The
win
haunted
Mayer
for
years
until
he
got
the
chance
to
work
with
Keys
and
give
her
part
of
his
Grammy
trophy.
"She
came
over
to
my
apartment
and
I
said,
''There's
something
I've
gotta
give
you,'' and
I
took
the
Song
of
The
Year
Grammy
and,
with
my
brute,
semi-drunk
strength,
removed
the
top
half
of
the
Grammy
and
gave
it
to
her,"
he
said.