This is a hauntingly beautiful song about introspection, specifically about looking back at a relationship that started bad and ended so poorly, that the narrator wants to go back to the very beginning and tell himself to not even travel down that road. I believe that the relationship started poorly because of the lines:
"Take me back to the night we met:When the night was full of terrors: And your eyes were filled with tears: When you had not touched me yet"
So, the first night was not a great start, but the narrator pursued the relationship and eventually both overcame the rough start to fall in love with each other:
"I had all and then most of you"
Like many relationships that turn sour, it was not a quick decline, but a gradual one where the narrator and their partner fall out of love and gradually grow apart
"Some and now none of you"
Losing someone who was once everything in your world, who you could confide in, tell your secrets to, share all the most intimate parts of your life, to being strangers with that person is probably one of the most painful experiences a person can go through. So Painful, the narrator wants to go back in time and tell himself to not even pursue the relationship.
This was the perfect song for "13 Reasons Why"
Generic crunk rap
Club promoter, lars you're on in ten minutes you ready?
Mc lars, I guess but... I still got to write some lyrics
Club promoter, alright, just remember it's crunk night
Mc lars, in that case, I guess it won't be a problem
This popular subgenre is brought to you by materialism
We'd like to thank bentley, alizé champagne, and sean
Jean clothing we'd like to thank the record industry for
Marketing hip-hop stereotypes to 12 year olds and a pop
Culture that unquestioningly consumes vapid,
Superficial entertainment
Phrase about my gun, rhyme about my loot
Phrase about these haters I sometimes have to shoot
Rhyme about my clothes
Props to my hometown (carmel valley)
Lyrics that say nothing, 'cause that's how we get down
Phrase about my clique, don't step to me punk
Gratuitous rhyme about keeping it crunk
Big ups to our genre, we do it our own way
It's just too bad our songs don't have anything to say
Generic crunk rap (what) generic crunk rap (yeah)
Generic crunk rap (what) we don't mess around
Generic crunk rap (yeah) generic crunk rap (what)
Generic crunk rap (yeah) you like our dirty sound
Buy cars (get crunk) take shots (get crunk)
Have sex (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Buy cars (get crunk) take shots (get crunk)
Have sex (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Phrase about my car, rhyme about my crew (volvo)
Rap about how much more crunk I am than you
Rhyme about my rims, rhyme about my bling
Chorus where I scream cause I don't know how to sing
Rhyme supporting guns, and also drinking 40's
Misogynist rhyme about banging lots of shorties
Rhyme about my dough, and then some made up lyrics
Get off the gas you swinga, check the deuce, yo sabiirit
Generic crunk rap (what) generic crunk rap (yeah)
Generic crunk rap (what) we don't mess around
Generic crunk rap (yeah) generic crunk rap (what)
Generic crunk rap (yeah) you like our dirty sound
Buy clothes (get crunk) hennesy (get crunk)
Escalades (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Buy cars (get crunk) take shots (get crunk)
Have sex (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Grandmaster flash, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
Krs, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
Run-dmc, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
But who can argue with the charts
When we're sitting at the top?
Rakim, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
Chuck d, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
De la soul, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
And we're making so much money
That we ain't about to stop
Coca cola (get crunk) nike (get crunk)
Mcdonalds (get crunk) disney (get crunk)
Fox network (get crunk) armani (get crunk)
Gap clothing (get crunk) mercedes (get crunk)
Dkny (get crunk) courvoisier (get crunk)
Prada (get crunk) wal-mart (get crunk)
Chucky cheese (get crunk) ralph lauren (get crunk)
G-unit sneakers (get crunk) louis vuitton (get crunk)
I'm just playing lil jon you know I love you
Club promoter, lars you're on in ten minutes you ready?
Mc lars, I guess but... I still got to write some lyrics
Club promoter, alright, just remember it's crunk night
Mc lars, in that case, I guess it won't be a problem
This popular subgenre is brought to you by materialism
We'd like to thank bentley, alizé champagne, and sean
Jean clothing we'd like to thank the record industry for
Marketing hip-hop stereotypes to 12 year olds and a pop
Culture that unquestioningly consumes vapid,
Superficial entertainment
Phrase about my gun, rhyme about my loot
Phrase about these haters I sometimes have to shoot
Rhyme about my clothes
Props to my hometown (carmel valley)
Lyrics that say nothing, 'cause that's how we get down
Phrase about my clique, don't step to me punk
Gratuitous rhyme about keeping it crunk
Big ups to our genre, we do it our own way
It's just too bad our songs don't have anything to say
Generic crunk rap (what) generic crunk rap (yeah)
Generic crunk rap (what) we don't mess around
Generic crunk rap (yeah) generic crunk rap (what)
Generic crunk rap (yeah) you like our dirty sound
Buy cars (get crunk) take shots (get crunk)
Have sex (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Buy cars (get crunk) take shots (get crunk)
Have sex (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Phrase about my car, rhyme about my crew (volvo)
Rap about how much more crunk I am than you
Rhyme about my rims, rhyme about my bling
Chorus where I scream cause I don't know how to sing
Rhyme supporting guns, and also drinking 40's
Misogynist rhyme about banging lots of shorties
Rhyme about my dough, and then some made up lyrics
Get off the gas you swinga, check the deuce, yo sabiirit
Generic crunk rap (what) generic crunk rap (yeah)
Generic crunk rap (what) we don't mess around
Generic crunk rap (yeah) generic crunk rap (what)
Generic crunk rap (yeah) you like our dirty sound
Buy clothes (get crunk) hennesy (get crunk)
Escalades (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Buy cars (get crunk) take shots (get crunk)
Have sex (get crunk) spend money (get crunk)
Grandmaster flash, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
Krs, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
Run-dmc, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
But who can argue with the charts
When we're sitting at the top?
Rakim, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
Chuck d, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
De la soul, I'm sorry but we're killing hip-hop
And we're making so much money
That we ain't about to stop
Coca cola (get crunk) nike (get crunk)
Mcdonalds (get crunk) disney (get crunk)
Fox network (get crunk) armani (get crunk)
Gap clothing (get crunk) mercedes (get crunk)
Dkny (get crunk) courvoisier (get crunk)
Prada (get crunk) wal-mart (get crunk)
Chucky cheese (get crunk) ralph lauren (get crunk)
G-unit sneakers (get crunk) louis vuitton (get crunk)
I'm just playing lil jon you know I love you
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Generic Crunk Rap Lyrics as written by Patrick Mccombs Andrew R. Nielsen
Lyrics © TUNECORE INC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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