Lyrics
Who can you trust
Expressing skepticism about trusting someone.
Boys all sound the same
Commenting on the similarity or predictability of boys' behavior.
Telling you one thing
Noting that someone is making promises, but their actions suggest otherwise.
You're still to blame
Implies a feeling of guilt or responsibility despite the other person's actions.
Tryin' my best to really explain
Attempting to clarify and communicate sincerely.
You made your mind up
Indicates that the other person has already made a decision, possibly against the speaker.
I lost again
Expressing disappointment or frustration at losing in a situation.
She's too big, too rough, too loud
Describing someone as too big, rough, and loud, possibly highlighting their intimidating nature.
Bit the apple now cop her style
Suggesting imitation or copying of another person's style.
She too meek, not mill too weak
Contrasting qualities of being meek and not having enough strength.
Catch me live up in the street
Referring to being present and active in the streets.
Your skirt is too short
Commenting on the impropriety of the length of someone's skirt.
Your lips are too red
Commenting on the boldness or intensity of the color of someone's lips.
Your heels are too high
Pointing out the excessive height of someone's heels.
Is that what he said?
Questioning if the previous comments were the opinions of another person.
Just do your job, Jen
Addressing someone named Jen, instructing them to focus on their tasks.
Button your shirt, Jen
Specifically instructing Jen to button her shirt.
Put your head down, Jen
Continuing with instructions for Jen to put her head down and concentrate on her responsibilities.
Just do your job then
Reiterating the advice to focus on the assigned tasks.
Get on your knees, Jen
Issuing a controversial command to Jen, possibly indicating a power dynamic.
Get up and breathe, Jen
Encouraging Jen to stand up and breathe, possibly opposing the previous command.
Just do your job, Jen
Repeating the instruction for Jen to focus on her job, possibly emphasizing compliance.
For less than men, Jen
Highlighting a gender disparity by mentioning doing the job for less recognition than men.
Who can you trust
Repeating the initial skepticism about trusting someone.
Boys all sound the same
Reiterating the perception that boys exhibit similar behaviors.
Telling you one thing
Repeating the theme of someone making promises while their actions contradict them.
You're still to blame
Recalling a sense of blame despite the other person's actions.
Tryin' my best to really explain
Expressing ongoing efforts to explain and communicate sincerely.
You made your mind up
Noting the finality of the other person's decision, resulting in another loss.
I lost again
Concluding with the emotional impact of losing again in the given situation.
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