Oh, oh, oh (Adelso on this)
Oh, oh, oh
Yeah
Wish I had one more time
Wish I had one more time
'Cause if I had the chance, I would take it
If you give me your heart one more time on God, I wouldn't break it
Wish I had one more time
Oh-woah-woah, ooh-woah, oh-oh
Let me talk my-

If I had one more time
I would fuck you like I used to
I know you don't trust me like you used to
One more time
Fuck you like I used to
I know you don't trust me like you used to
One more time
I would fuck you like I used to
I wish you could trust me like you used to
One more time
Baby, you should give me one more time, ooh-woah, ooh-woah

And I don't like to call you when you with your friends
'Cause I know you gon' put me on your Bluetooth
And I was tryna call you on your phone
But it be hard 'cause we ain't speakin' like we used to, no, no, no
If you think you a bubble, girl, I'd hate to burst you up
And I'm J.I the don, nigga, you could search me up
The opposition was never my competition
Now they in the back fillin' up clips
Thinkin' they gon' Nerf me up
You got the right to call me stupid if I ever let that happen
And I was broke as fuck, never thought I'd make it rappin'
I was sellin' books and CD's just to eat, I was trappin'
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Just know you a replacement if you fuck wit him after me
And I ain't trippin' off no nigga who take bitches out to Applebee's (ha)
I'ma zelle you sixty bucks to pay for the bill

If I had one more time
I would fuck you like I used to
I know you don't trust me like you used to
One more time
Fuck you like I used to
I know you don't trust me like you used to
One more time
I would fuck you like I used to
I wish you could trust me like you used to
One more time
Baby, you should give me one more time, ooh-woah, ooh-woah

Fuck love, I ain't tryna move it up no more (yeah)
And fuck you, I ain't showin' you no love no more, no, oh
'Cause I don't give a fuck no more
I ain't showin' niggas love no more
Got me feelin' like I'm done with love
Got me feelin' like I'm done with-


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  • +7
    General Comment

    A E I O U... and sometimes WHY?

    vigormortison June 01, 2008   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    "Filming my own fake death"

    "Faking suicide for applause"

    i think this is about how he vicariously creates and lives and plays out scenes through poetry and song, many pertaining to his own death like in these few presidents.

    reminds me of nico when she said "And if I seem to be afraid to live the life that I have made in song it's just that I've been losing so long."

    he gets up to perform his "fake suicides" and then people clap. but i hope he doesn't feel like we, his audience, resemble the food courts of malls, although sometimes i feel like applause is entirely innappropriate and the audience didn't "get it".

    "As I stood there in awe, I noticed I was blissfully unaware of anybody around me - including Yoni Wolf, the main guy behind WHY? Then I began to think about him as a REAL person instead of just this superstar type persona; all the experiences he must have went through, his whole life history, all the fucked up shit that life brings to people like him who then chew it up and spit it back out in the inveitably and intensely personal form of song and then stand up in front of hundreds of young people, very few having truly listened deeply and sincerely, and basically share a very intimate experience of live music with them. And then they clap like it was some trick, maybe even a bit funny. But it's nothing like that. We don't take walks by the ocean and then realizing how beautiful it actually is, start clapping and cheering like it's a fucking parade. But, like Yoni had courageously announced, "Your face never forgets a cry," and we were only being polite little clones. What else can you do but give the fans a timid and smileless "Thanks?" Nevermind the confusion and pain behind the memories his song had graced us with that night."

    does anybody know what the fuck he means with "am i an example of a calculated birth," ?

    truthlingon May 29, 2008   Link
  • +1
    My Opinion

    I'm pretty sure that "am i an example of a calculated birth to a star chart for clowns?" should be one question. He's gotta be talking about the zodiac signs and how he doesn't buy into it. He answers his question with "I'm not."

    rambleon January 14, 2011   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    truly a bad ass tune

    hamfohon January 21, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    few more corrections ive noticed:

    ...on consumer grade video at night

    ...and cursing racing horses on chariot steps (maybe)

    ...did anyone hear me cry there through a toilet stall divider

    ...under robin's eggs in a nest, you hid a manila envelope with one last little robin's egg in it

    ...a hollow bullet yet spent

    ...could be called my missed calls

    almost 100% sure on all of these.

    zumicroomon January 24, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    "United 955 on the fifth of July back to SFO (San Francisco International Airport)"

    james85on January 31, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    "am i an example..."?

    elleonon February 12, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I think the last two lines go like this:

    'I wish all my pitfalls could be caught by this call'

    makes more sense for the happy cheerio's sung at the end.

    swankon February 13, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    so...I see people can correct the lyrics, but does anyone have a clue what it means??

    la7crosse11on March 19, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    what the hell

    oh okon March 19, 2008   Link

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