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I think its about getting over a break up/divorce. (£v©k u and ur mom and ur sister and ur job and ur broke-@$$ car and that $#!+ u call art £v©k u and ur friends that ill never see again everybody but ur dog u can all £v©k off) Her tone in singing this part+the words say that she was really mad at her ex but could never build up the confidence to express her anger and so let it all build up inside her. (I was into u But I'm over it now And I was tryna be nice But nothing's getting through So let me spell it out

A-B-C-D-E-£ U) This part shows that she built up enough courage to confront her ex and let out all her anger. After that part her tone changes back to calm.this suggests that her ex did something that scared her into not letting her anger out on her ex again.but it doesent take to long for that fear to go away and for her brain to say "£v©k it,lets let lose on this &!©#". (A-B-C-D-E-£ U) At this point nothing will stop her from letting all those bottled up emotions out and giving her ex what he deserves.

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It\'s about using the first six letters of the alphabet before using the twenty-first letter to form the profane phrase "Fuck You".

From the first time I heard this, I felt it was someone expressing herself, same way as getting a tattoo, or other form of expressive art. I find it liberating, even listening to it, and as a father to a teen daughter, empowering and even using this song as a discussion topic, to see how she feels about it. Something that happened, maybe a statement on society today, a very close business acquaintance of mine, someone for all intents and purposes, is a decent human and smart, thoughtful, etc. He brought this song up in conversation, and said he thinks it's offensive, and shouldn't be played on radio. He said "women shouldn't use that kind of language in anger, it's okay to use it in regular conversation, but a female shouldn't, because it makes them look weak and emotional and kind of crazy. I asked him to elaborate, he told me it's mostly his wife that feels that way, and he agrees, and he agrees that women should be careful how they're perceived, as it could get them into trouble and "attract the wrong crowd". I gave him plenty of opportunitiy to explain more, and after a few minutes I just told him that if he really feels that way then we can't do business together anymore. He tried to backpedal his words, but haven't spoken to him in a year. He didn't understand the irony of it... we all can choose who we spent time with, and here's GAYLE expressing how angry she is having given her love to someone that "always put yourself above me"....she realized it, gave him chances, and said fuck you, I'm out. That guy, my former business friend, was saying that she should be quiet and polite and not express anger on that situation, or she'll be labeled as crazy? I told him, imagine if she didn't - that's what depression is, anger turned inward when repressed and stuffed down. The reason why it's ironic, he has a Masters In Industrial Psychology and Organizational Development, and speaks to thousands of people a year in how to treat employees. I was shocked, and I hope he learned something. I certainly did. My barometer, is my daughter... our conversation about that song and how she interpreted it is gold. I thank GAYLE, for being who she is and getting it all out there for people to listen and interpret. If I'm thinking in the right way, the GAYLE would be happy to hear that my daughter and I are talking about her song. Thank you to GAYLE, you're being heard and you're making a difference, in at least one person's life.