Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Lesley, artist - Dave. Album song PSYCHODRAMA, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 07.03.2019
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Dave, Neighbourhood
Song language: English
Lesley |
Look, they say the universe |
It works in a strange way |
And it must be true |
Because we ain’t from the same background |
Or same place |
But me and Leslie ended up on that same train |
I’m talkin' every day |
I used to wake up around seven or eight |
To catch the 9:06 to Norbury station |
Two different worlds in the same location |
One day we ended up speaking |
And I would talk about college |
She would talk about meetings |
And how she’s plannin' on leavin' |
How she hates what she does |
But she needs it |
I asked her what she would do when it’s the weekend |
But she said, she said |
«I don’t know myself |
I don’t know myself no more» |
She used to be the life of the party, for true |
And now she goin' out hardly ever |
Her man got her in the yard forever |
And her friends wanna help |
But it’s hard to tell her |
Hard to let her know that her man’s possessive |
And aggressive |
And she can’t even see it |
But for them it’s clear as day she’s in a situation |
Her friend Hannah had a friend that was manipulative |
So she can see it from a mile off |
Turtle-neck jumpers, make-up around the eye spots |
All the signs were there |
But Leslie made it seem a light affair |
Said it wasn’t right to share |
Her boyfriend was a mystery man |
I didn’t know much about him |
But he’s been in the can |
Name’s Jason, he’s a bad boy with no reasonin' |
To be honest, I don’t know what Les sees in him |
'Cause she’s a good girl with a sweet heart |
But they both got demons in the deep past |
You know opposites attract, apparently |
Never heard her talk about her family ever, uh-uh |
He was all that she had |
Until they had an argument and he stopped callin' her back |
And I don’t know if there was more to the story than that |
'Cause she plays things down |
But according to that |
He went missing one day in the morning, he ran |
She’s doin' over-time, struggling affordin' a flat |
'Til she lost her job, it fucked all of her plans |
Couldn’t pay the rent |
Borrowin' and callin' for cash |
But Hannah, she was there for her |
Cared for her |
When I saw Les, she told me |
«I don’t know myself |
I don’t know myself no more» |
Les sayin' «I got nothin' to live for |
It’s been raw but, David, I ain’t ever been this poor |
There’s no income, my boyfriend left me |
So how the fuck am I gonna survive when this kid’s born» |
And I said, «It's a blessing, as mad as it is |
And, Les, I never even knew that you were havin' a kid» |
Bro, she’s four months pregnant |
Young and neglected |
Single, but I don’t think she wants to accept it |
So she’s still textin' exes |
Tryna get this back on track |
But I don’t think that she gets it |
It’s emotional obsession |
Clinical depression |
«Life is a lesson |
You ain’t gotta sit and cry |
And, Leslie, livin' in this gift called life |
There’s no better gift than the gift of life |
So, can you handle it?» |
«I don’t know myself |
I don’t know myself no more» |
But that changed here perspective |
Late in December, her baby’s expected to drop |
She’s accepted, excited, electric, pumped |
Only gotta wait a few months |
Her and Hannah had lunch |
Told her she’s pregnant |
And they’re the closest of bredren |
So she didn’t stop to tell her |
I think that’s it’s an error |
You ain’t a mum for a day, you’re a mum forever |
Whatever, and you and Jason break up whenever |
If I’m honest, that’s something you shoulda done together |
She doesn’t know that her and Jason goin' out again |
And Jason doesn’t know that Leslie’s carrying a child for them |
She had daydreams of settlin' down with Jason |
Better 'cause now they’re together it’s wild |
Feelin' like she needs to call her friends and tell 'em |
'Cause, while she’s lettin' 'em down, but most of them are never around |
She calls Hannah the next day |
Still tryna figure out the best way |
To tell her that she’s gettin' back together with her ex flame |
So she left her a voicemail |
Like «Yo, Hannah, it’s Les |
Can you call me back? |
I wanna talk about the baby |
You, me, Jason, all of that |
I been feelin' like I need to get my aura back |
I used to be so fuckin' confident |
But these days, I swear that |
I don’t know myself |
I don’t know myself no more" |
It’s 3:30 |
Leslie was meant to get a scan |
But today I think she’s goin' home early |
Tryna talk to Jason, tell him 'bout the kid |
Addressing any reservations |
Have that conversation |
Middle of the summer and it’s rainin' |
Waitin' at the train station |
Hella cancellations, so she gets a taxi |
Sittin' in the back seat |
Blue jean jacket and a maxi |
Actually tired and her legs are achin' |
Touched her destination |
Way faster that the cab driver’s estimation |
She put the key in the door |
She couldn’t believe what she see on the floor |
Some size-five trainers |
Ragin', tears in her eyes, but it’s cool |
'Cause they must be the neighbour’s |
And Jason’s in the bedroom, fully naked |
Leslie runnin' up the stairs but she’s makin' noise |
And she can hear Jason’s voice sayin' |
«Hide in the closet» |
But he’s made his choice |
So she bursts in |
Sayin', «What kind of person |
Would cheat on his pregnant girlfriend?» |
Jason sayin', «What the fuck? |
You’re pregnant? |
What the fuck? |
You weren’t even gonna tell me |
I mean, what the fuck |
What d’you want from us? |
Nah, you ain’t in love |
You just wanna love |
Leslie tellin' Jason, «I don’t want our love |
I don’t want a you-and-I, I don’t want a us |
And also, I don’t wanna talk loads |
One more line, before I dash like Morse code |
Open the wardrobe» |
And Jason’s on the edge |
«I just wanna see if she was prettier than me |
Slimmer than me |
Maybe your baby’s similar to me |
Maybe you wanted someone thicker than me |
Fitter than me |
To satisfy you quicker than me |
I got your baby in my stomach and you did this to me |
What did I ever do to you for you to finish with me? |
I didn’t believe my girls, but they were thinkin' of me |
And give it to me, the wardrobe, give me the key» |
I was pullin' at the door, but Jason’s bigger than me |
Literally, I remember viscerally |
Jason pullin' from behind me, now he’s grippin' on me |
White flashes, eye gashes, he’s hittin' me, see |
I just wanted to disappear, I wasn’t livin' for me |
Physically, I shut the fuckin' doors, quick as could be |
He’s outside, askin' why I made him do what he did |
Using a kick to open up the room that I’m in |
I’m feelin' afraid, barricaded with a chair in the handle |
I’m hearin' sirens, I just wanna run away, but I can’t |
Jason’s gone by the time police have come |
And they saw that there ain’t no one else in the house |
The feds are runnin' through the door, shoutin' |
«We have reports of an argument with a woman |
There’s blood all over the floor |
And it’s splattered onto the wall |
Leslie’s on the bed and she’s tryna speak to the feds |
She’s deep in the stress and there’s metres above her head |
If anything |
She couldn’t even say anything |
But she’s got this really sharp pain where her belly is |
So they call an ambulance |
Leslie even had planned for this |
Police are in the room tryna find the missing piece of the puzzle |
Until they stumble on somethin' that’s kinda random |
It’s a phone |
In the wardrobe |
It had five missed calls from Jason |
And also a couple other numbers |
So they’re thinkin' that it’s no help |
Until they play the voicemail |
Like «Yo, Hannah, it’s Les |
Can you call me back? |
I wanna talk about the baby |
You, me, Jason, all of that |
I been feelin' like I need to get my aura back |
I used to be so fuckin' confident |
But these days, I swear that |
I don’t know myself |
I don’t know myself no more" |
She felt sick to her stomach, she started panickin' |
Mind rattlin' |
Tryna understand what Hannah did |
Battlin' the shame, 'cause the situation embarrassin' |
Tryna fathom it |
Betrayed by her own garrison |
Meanwhile, she’s on the deck |
Tryna manage this piercing pain in her stomach |
She couldn’t handle it |
Now she’s waiting for an ambulance |
And I know she’s strong |
But when I heard about what happened I was overshocked |
Her nose was gone, her jawline shattered and rot |
They said her baby was the reason she was holdin' on |
She’s dozing off |
Doctors gettin' no response |
Her heart rate’s slowin' down and they don’t know what’s wrong |
Picked her up, got her out of the home |
And on to the stretcher for good measure |
But she’s fading out |
She took damage to the brain |
And now she’s in a coma as we speak |
But I ain’t sure if she can make it out |
You see, this time that I’m takin' out to tell you the story |
Is more that a song or track |
It’s a message to a woman with a toxic man |
I’m beggin' you to get support if you’re lost or trapped |
I understand that I can never understand |
And I ain’t sayin' that it’s easy |
But it must be right |
Some of your sisters, aunties, mums or wives are fucked inside |
And they won’t ever touch on why |
I’m touched, 'cause I’ve seen women that are loved or liked |
Cry a little red tear for a bloodshot eye |
This shit’s awful |
No matter what culture, it ain’t normal |
Men try and twist it and make it seem like it’s your fault |
In that train full of people that you’re takin' |
How many Leslies are runnin' from their Jasons? |
Angel without wings |
Like the day without the night |
To bring her peace |
A song without a voice |
A spark without a flame |
A child without a name |
Oh it’s just wrong |
Like an ocean without a shore |
A soldier without a war |
How can we do this anymore? |
A song without a voice |
A spark without a flame |
A child without a name |
Oh it’s just wrong |
Well, we’ve made a massive amount |
Of progress in this last year, haven’t we? |
Feels like a long journey |
And I must say |
It’s been a pleasure |
To watch you mature and grow |
In thought and in your career and life |
You’ve opened up immensely |
I’d be lying if I said I wouldn’t miss these sessions |
But you know, you can never stop learning about yourself |
So you’re always welcome |
I’m just happy you’re at a place now |
Where you feel you understand your emotions |
And are in control |