Stereotype
Breaking Stereotypes: Unveiling Love's Deception
Lyrics
Why are my hands
Expression of physical distress or harm
Bleeding, I think I know why
Awareness of the reason for the pain
I've been holding on
Admitting to holding onto deceptive words
To the words from your every lie, why
Questioning the motivation behind the lies
Fool me once
Reflecting on being deceived once
Shame on you, baby
Expressing disappointment for the first deception
Fool me twice
Acknowledging the possibility of repeated deception
Should have know that there would be
Realization of the expected problems in the relationship
Problems girl, with you
Acknowledging difficulties in the relationship
But I thought
Initial belief in the partner's uniqueness
You were different, my baby
Revision of the perception of the partner
Now I see you're just like the rest
Realization of the partner's similarity to others
Thought you were different, my baby
Reiteration of disappointment in the partner
You've become my biggest regret
Admission of the partner becoming a regret
I really hate to label you a stereotype
Expressing reluctance to categorize the partner as a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype
-I really hate to label you a stereotype
-I really hate to label you a stereotype, ayy, ayy, ayy
-Stereotype, stere-stereotype
Repetition of the aversion to labeling the partner
Stereotype, stere-stereotype
-Stereotype, stere-stereotype
-Stereotype, stere-stere-ere-ere-o
-Can't blame you
Refusal to blame the partner for being true to themselves
You were only being yourself
Acknowledgment of falling in love with the partner's true self
I fell in love with someone that I barely knew, why?
Questioning the wisdom of falling for someone with unknown qualities
Fool me once, shame on you, baby
Reflecting on being deceived for the second time
Fool me twice
Expressing disappointment for the second deception
Should have know that there would be
Realization of the expected problems in the relationship (repeated)
Problems girl, with you
Acknowledging difficulties in the relationship (repeated)
But I thought
Reiteration of initial belief in the partner's uniqueness
You were different, my baby
Revision of the perception of the partner (repeated)
Now I see you're just like the rest
Realization of the partner's similarity to others (repeated)
Thought you were different, my baby
Reiteration of disappointment in the partner (repeated)
You've become my biggest regret
Admission of the partner becoming a regret (repeated)
I really hate to label you a stereotype
Repetition of the aversion to labeling the partner
I really hate to label you a stereotype
-I really hate to label you a stereotype
-I really hate to label you a stereotype, ayy, ayy, ayy
-Stere-stere-stereo
Repetition of the word "stereotype" in various forms
Stere-stereo
-Girl you're nothin' but a stereo
-Nothin' but a stereo
-Stereotype, stere-stereotype
-Stereotype, stere-stere stereo
-You were different, my baby
Repetition of disappointment in the partner
Now I see you're just like the rest
-Thought you were different, my baby
-You'd become my biggest regret
-I really hate to label you a stereotype
Final repetition of the aversion to labeling the partner
I really hate to label you a stereotype
-I really hate to label you a stereotype
-I really hate to label you a stereotype, ayy, ayy, ayy
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