Whoa-oh-oh
Ooh-ooh
No, no, no

See, I don't know why I liked you so much
I gave you all, of my trust
I told you, I loved you, now that's all down the drain
Ya put me through pain, I want to let you know how I feel

Fuck what I said, it don't mean shit now
Fuck the presents, might as well throw 'em out
Fuck all those kisses, they didn't mean jack
Fuck you, you ho, I don't want you back

Fuck what I said, it don't mean shit now
Fuck the presents, might as well throw 'em out
Fuck all those kisses, they didn't mean jack
Fuck you, you ho, I don't want you back

You thought, you could
Keep this shit from me, yeah
Ya burnt bitch, I heard the story
Ya played me, ya even gave him head
Now you're askin' for me back
You're just another hag, look elsewhere
'Cause you're done with me

Fuck what I said it don't mean shit now
Fuck the presents might as well throw em out
Fuck all those kisses, they didn't mean jack
Fuck you, you ho, I don't want you back

Fuck what I said it don't mean shit now
Fuck the presents might as well throw em out
Fuck all those kisses, they didn't mean jack
Fuck you, you ho, I don't want you back

Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah

You questioned, did I care
You could ask anyone, I even said
You were my great one
Now it's all over, but I do admit I'm sad
It hurts real bad, I can't sweat that, 'cause I loved a ho

Fuck what I said, it don't mean shit now
Fuck the presents, might as well throw 'em out
Fuck all those kisses, they didn't mean jack
Fuck you, you ho, I don't want you back

Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah

Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (don't mean shit now)
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (throw 'em out)
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (didn't mean jack)
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (I don't want you back)
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (don't mean shit now)
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (throw 'em out)
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Uh-huh, yeah (didn't mean jack)
Oh


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Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back) Lyrics as written by Kirk Robinson Mark Passy

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  • +4
    General Comment

    This song fits my experience about 6 months ago to the smallest parts.

    I was in love with my gf, i gave her everything...later a friend let me know some guy and her were sketchy. A few days later i found out she had been cheating on me, and as the songs says...even gave him head. This song was pretty much 100% of what happened to me.

    This song, as much as it may not be quality music, means a lot to me...it has an impact on my mood everytime i play it.

    Satchmoon December 09, 2004   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    this songs is how i feel about a certain someone, i know its harsh, but u know how u put all ur trust into one person and in one moment it can be gone and they dont even care.....but u do.... its crappy

    kat_11on April 13, 2004   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    iheartmusic.. are u retarded? this song is dissing chics NOT guys so stop being a hoe and tryin to turn the song around

    ripchordon May 29, 2004   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I can understand how many of u may not like this song or even hate it. I'm so confused as to if I like this song too, but those of u that hate it probably can not relate to it, i can, majorly. Every single word that he says I can relate to, its a shitty feeling. Every time I hear this song it reminds me of all the BS and it sucks, but i also like it because I can relate to it...i don't know.

    monkeyts1on December 01, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I know just what you mean kat.

    Xzecon April 15, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    the chick that was getting dissed by this song made another version of it and blasted him nice haha

    godisajunkieon April 19, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Frankee's song is so much betta lol

    xmexon April 28, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    just one thing to say bout this song. TO MUCH SWEARING! it isnt needed! i can understand how he felt when writing this song we all feel this way at some point!

    cookie_lauren2on April 29, 2004   Link
  • 0
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    Frankee isn't really his ex. the come back song was a marketing ploy. the song was about someone dated when he was like 16. they held auditions for someone to sing this song. apparently eamon liked frankee the best, so she did the song

    oofuson April 30, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    The so-called beef between "F It (I Don't Want You Back)" singer Eamon and his supposed ex-girlfriend, Frankee, got plenty of radio airplay, as stations across the U.S. would follow up his track with her dis track, "FU Right Back." Frankee's song uses the exact same music as Eamon's "F It (I Don't Want You Back)," and it offers its own profanity-laden response. Eamon, who initially said he had no idea who Frankee was, has come clean--telling mtv.com that Frankee was actually recruited by his staff to record a response to "F*** It (I Don't Want You Back)" in order to create the illusion of a feud.

    "There was a big tryout, and I actually know some of the girls who wanted to do the song, but I never met Frankee in my life," Eamon told mtv.com. "I think it's corny to death, but it's funny."

    Eamon says that after Frankee was chosen to sing the track, she and a songwriter penned the lyrics, then sent an MP3 of the finished cut to Eamon, who gave Frankee permission to release the track to radio after listening to it. He told mtv.com that he was caught off-guard when Frankee started doing interviews. "I never knew she was going to say she was my ex-girlfriend," Eamon explained. "It's the funniest thing because even my aunt called me and said, 'Is this really your ex-girlfriend?' It's all good, though. Every time it gets played, I get paid."

    Frankee still insists that she did go out with Eamon for about two months. She is currently working on her own debut album.

    oofuson April 30, 2004   Link

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