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An expressive and prolonged "Ohhhh" indicating a strong emotion or feeling.

Repetition of the expressive "Oh oh ohhhh" intensifying the emotional tone.

Oh oh ohhhh

Oh oh ohhhh

Oh oh ohhhh

Expressing strong dislike or frustration towards someone with the phrase "I hate you."

Conveying that the person being addressed is causing intense emotional turmoil.

Describing frequent missed calls on the narrator's phone, indicating persistent contact.

Suggesting a financial aspect to the relationship, with a mention of payment.

Indicating a negative perception of oneself, possibly influenced by the other person's behavior.

That I am

I'm something mental

Criticizing the other person for acting entitled or authoritative.

Expressing regret about delivering an unpleasant truth to the other person.

Reiterating the perception that the other person is mentally unstable or irrational.

Requesting the other person to be patient and wait instead of incessantly calling.

Highlighting the need for increased personal security due to the other person's actions.

Referencing the use of privacy settings on social media to avoid being located.

Using derogatory terms to describe the other person.

Describing the other person as an irritation or annoyance.

Complaining about the other person being overly intrusive and persistent.

Expressing a desire for the other person to end their emotional outburst or tantrum.

Questioning the duration of the other person's negative behavior.

Asserting that the narrator has moved on from the initial encounter.

Clarifying that the past interaction was a casual hookup, not a serious relationship.

Reflecting on the consequences of stirring up trouble and causing chaos.

I guess that's what they say

Once you stir the beehive it'll make em go cray

Pleading with the other person to stop bothering and harassing them.

Announcing the blocking of the other person's contact on multiple platforms.

Expressing uncertainty about the identity of the caller.

Reacting with concern or frustration upon realizing the caller's identity.

Observing the other person attempting to communicate through a friend's device.

Advising the other person to understand and accept the hints to leave, akin to Dora the Explorer's adventures.

Gather the hints like on Dora Diego

Saying goodbye in Spanish ("Hasta luego").

Bidding farewell to the other person, emphasizing their problematic nature.

Using metaphorical language to describe distancing oneself from the other person's issues.

Expressing relief after ending the association with the troublesome person.

Noticing and appreciating the attention from a new, attractive person.

Initiating a conversation with the new person and asking for their name.

Learning the new person's name and their association with someone else.

Reacting to the revelation that the new person lied to their friends about the narrator.

Of course should of knew

You lied to your friends and now they hate me to

Expressing indifference or nonchalance about the new person's actions.

Conveying a sense of detachment and a lack of concern for the new person's negative impact.

Repetition of earlier verses, reinforcing the narrator's frustration and desire for distance.

I hate you

You drive me crazy

3 Calls missed on my phone daily

And you say that you should pay me

And you say that I am

That I am

I'm something mental

You act like your presidential

Well girl I hate I have to break it to you

Your crazy

You call and call again can you just wait please

Had to change my lock and key for safety

And now I'm on ghost mode on snap can't place me

Abruptly ending the lyrics with a simple "Bye," signifying a definitive farewell.