| Tupac Shakur – Do for Love Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Everyone could relate to this song @ some point in time in their life~ -People want to be loved but many times most people go into new relationships with emotional baggage from previous relationships: "I shoulda seen you was trouble right from the starrrrt, taught me so many lessons How not to mess with broken hearts" -However most people have faith when they enter into a new relationship that it would work: "When this began we was the perfect match,perhaps we had some problems but we workin at it" -But because the emotional baggage has not been dealt with it creates more problems in the new relationship: "and now the arguments are gettin loud, I wanna stay But I can't help from walkin out just a little way" -With the chaos in the new relationship then there are questions about commitment i.e. do you really want to be in a committed relationship with this particular person? : "Just take my hand and understand, if you could see I never planned to be your man it just wasn't me, But now I'm searchin for commitment, in other arms" -Then the blaming begins because no one wants to take responsibility for their faults in the relationship: "your attitude was the cause, you got me stressin, Soon as I open up the door with your jealous questions, Like where can I be? you're killin me with your jealousy! Now my ambition's to be free!" -However because there is a strong emotional attachment, although both people in the relationship are hurting they still feel an intense pull to keep going back to one another- why? Because of that need we all have to be loved and belong to someone special "I can't breathe, cause soon as I leave, it's like a trap I hear you callin me to come back, I'm a sucka for love that's right,sucka for love" And the rest of the song describes his reflection on relational ups & downs and the possibility of what their relationship could be if they but are will to have faith in their love for each other. |
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