[Chorus]
Deep inside you know the truth
He don't really love you
Baby, you've gotta face the truth
You know I'ma keep it real with you
Let's be real

I was December in the Chi
When I saw you walking by
With the tears in your eyes
And I walked up to your side
So I asked you how you feel
Girl is everything alright
I want you to keep it real
Girl you ain't got to lie
See that dude is a mark
A predator and a shark
And I knew that from the start
He wanted to break your heart
You ain't got to think twice
Cause I ain't that type of guy
I'd rather see you happy
I don't want to see you cry
Let's be real, come on now
Let's be real, he got no love
Like I have for you, really feeling bad for you
Out of all of this time he never had love I have for you

[Chorus]

He disrespect ya, he don't protect ya
I know it hurts but you got to keep your head up
He doesn't love ya, but I can treat you better
That's why I think me and you should be together
He doesn't need ya, bet I can please ya
He doesn't trust ya, forever triny to treat ya
He doesn't look at ya texture
You should tell him that he really got you messed
Tell him to beat it, me in your life you need it

I'm willing to do whatever, you really can't beat it
I'm your keeper, my words you need to keep it
Fresher, I could be the reason why you breathing

[Chorus]

He disrespect ya, he don't protect ya
When you in need he don't hurry to catch ya
Hurt and neglect ya, certain to stress ya
I ain't your daddy girl, you can do whatever
Let's be for real, come on now, Let's be for real, you know what's
Up Let's be real, come on now, let's be real, forever ma

It's best you let him go, or you will never know
What we could be, why can't you see
What we could be, why can't you see
I'm the one for you

[Chorus]


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