Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Not Like That, artist - Soul Khan.
Date of issue: 11.03.2012
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Not Like That |
Oh, you ain’t loving them hoes |
It’s obvious, though |
Cause if you did, you wouldn’t be calling them hoes |
I’ve had it up to my sack |
With those who hijack |
The image of a modern man who always got his wife’s back |
I was made by my mother and raised by my mother |
So, if I love a woman then I say that I love her |
I mean, the audacity to say that we’re tougher |
When a child comes out of them and they still recover |
When a man’s afraid, I don’t say he’s a pussy |
It’s 2011 and you ain’t eating pussy? |
C’mon it’s fun as fuck, just to see her coming, plus |
Let her finish first, I don’t mind being the runner-up |
After it’s over, I’m grabbing her closer |
You’re baffled, perhaps understand when you’re older |
I act right, meaning never act like I own her |
Cause that’s what I’m supposed to do |
Oh god, it’s such an honor just to be with you |
I even picked a real fucking raw beat for you |
If I made a club banger, it would make me stacks |
But I know you got a brain to match, not brain like that |
I felt heartbreak that would make you cut up your wrists |
And learned the hard way, just 'bout any love is a risk |
See, it’ll go hand-in-hand like a knuckle and fist |
But ain’t a problem in the world that a punch gonna fix |
Shit, women cheat and make us jealous a bit |
But that’s like hearing the pot calling the kettle a dick |
It’s childish, like some of y’all ain’t never been kissed |
Without it being just another step to legs getting split |
I was told I’m the center of her universe |
A level that a few reserve, but never sweated losing her |
You would think I’m Lucifer, nah I wasn’t grown enough |
Wasn’t even soul enough, back then I was Noah with a shoulder shrug |
That flooded tear ducts in a worn-out eye |
I’d be like, «Cheer up, shorty, cause it’s warm outside» |
Couldn’t fathom the agony 'til I brought out mine |
Now what I’ve got’s better than whatever more I’ll find |