| I still remember when I met you on my block
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| Waiting at the bus stop
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| You were trying to spit game, but I didn’t wanna talk
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| I was only fifteen and in need of a friend
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| Next day you caught me slip in at the bus stop again
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| Posted with my homie Bruce (?), we was introduced
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| Mama said: Be careful who you give your heart to
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| And it’s true, cause, when I gave it to you
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| There really was no limits to the things that I would do
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| At sixteen I gave birth to your son Zaire (?)
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| He’s my life-saver, but his daddy’s just a player
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| They say that love is blind, but what I come to find
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| Is that love shouldn’t make you feel sick all the time
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| And now I realise that this love was merely fear
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| Now I see to clear, when I’m looking in the mirror
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| You give and you get, compromise and respect
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| After all you put me through, yo I still wish you the best
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| I’ve been thinking 'bout you every night, since you left
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| I realise I’m better off alone (alone, alone, alone)
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| I’ve been thinking 'bout you every night, since you left
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| I realise I’m better off alone (alone, alone, alone)
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| You was killing me slowy, but I couldn’t even see it
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| Threats about taking my life when I talk about leaving
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| Emotionally tangled by your abusive lies
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| And I wanted Zaire (?) to grow up with both parents by his side
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| Your pride so high and your ego so evil, deceitful
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| Never did I feel like your equal
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| People told me to leave, said I didn’t deserve it
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| You shot down my self-esteem
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| Made me feel worthless on purpose
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| Said I’m flirting, just 'cause I’m laughing at a joke
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| Even had a dress code, I couldn’t have let it go
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| My success in your eyes and action
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| And every time we’ve made love, I felt distraction
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| You dismissed my side of the story, you made me feel stupid
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| Put me down in front of my friends, why you always gotta do this?
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| Even spit in my face, in front of our son
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| That’s when I knew, I knew that I was done
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| I’ve been thinking 'bout you every night, since you left
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| I realise I’m better off alone (alone, alone, alone)
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| I’ve been thinking 'bout you every night, since you left
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| I realise I’m better off alone (alone, alone, alone)
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| You were never the person you portrayed in the beginning
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| And without you by my side I feel I’m finally living
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| I was slipping in the darkness, but now I see the light
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| And it shines so bright from within me every night
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| regardless, how do you love somebody who’s heartless?
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| All I know is I finish where I started
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| It’s time to be a woman, I’m ready to grow up
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| Never saw myself as beautiful until we broke up
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| Now I’m going back to school, pursuing everthing I doubted
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| Sometimes I sit and wonder if you even think about it
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| If you even realise all the unnecessary drama
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| How could you be so cold to do this to your baby mama
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| Never knew you was a burden, until I stopped hurting
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| Until I started breathing and I opened up the curtain
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| I know this fissure (?) and I’m a razor baby, right
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| And now I realise my importance in this life
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| I’ve been thinking 'bout you every night, since you left
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| I realise I’m better off alone (alone, alone, alone)
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| I’ve been thinking 'bout you every night, since you left
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| I realise I’m better off alone (alone, alone, alone) |