Tell Me Lies

The repetition of "Tell me lies" suggests a plea for honesty, indicating a lack of trust or deception in the relationship.

Tell me lies, tell me lies

Tell me lies, tell me lies

The assertion that lies are unnecessary implies a desire for truth and transparency.

Reiteration of the request for honesty, emphasizing the theme of deception in the relationship.

Tell me lies, tell me lies

Tell me lies, tell me lies

The repeated realization that the partner has lied despite numerous instances of looking into their eyes, indicating a sense of betrayal and disappointment.

And you still told me lies, you still told me lies

Don't know how many times I looked in your eyes

And you still told me lies, you still told me lies

Don't know how many times I looked in your eyes

And you still told me lies, you still told me lies

Don't know how many times I looked in your eyes

And you still told me lies, you still told me lies

Expressing confusion and disappointment about the unexpected turn in the relationship, feeling heavy and burdened.

This is not how I ever imagined it would be

Yeah, I'm supposed to be the only one

It's so heavy like it weighed a ton

Metaphorical references to the impact of the lies, with emotions being compared to a loaded gun and the pain becoming distant.

Now it's out of sight, out of mind

Gave you a million tries to get it right, yeah

Out of sight, out of mind

Unable to see the consequences of the lies, possibly suggesting a loss of clarity or perspective.

Shift of focus to materialistic pursuits, with the emergence of big dollar signs, possibly signifying a change in priorities.

Decision not to engage in further conflict or arguments and to prioritize valuable time instead.

You used to be my rolly, yeah my ride or die

Reflection on the betrayal, acknowledging the partner's role in telling lies.

Continued disappointment in the partner's dishonesty despite multiple instances of looking into their eyes.

And you still told me lies, you still told me lies

Don't know how many times I looked in your eyes

And you still told me lies, you still told me lies

Reiteration of the request for truth, emphasizing the ongoing struggle with deception in the relationship.

Tell me lies, tell me lies

Tell me lies, tell me lies

Discovery of a text message suggesting the partner's unfaithfulness, leading to emotional turmoil.

It said you at home, but you with your ex

It ain't been the same, you still on my brain

But I ain't got time to sit and complain

Expressing frustration and contemplation about changing the current situation, questioning the partner's actions.

I'm thinking bout how in the fuck imma change

I'm thinking bout why the fuck you never changed

I'm thinking bout why you thought I was a fool

Rejecting the partner's dishonesty as unacceptable.

Shift in focus to personal achievements, such as a trophy and assistance, possibly indicating personal growth and independence.

Now look at my trophy, I got the assist

Now them niggas acting like they know me

Consequence for those who attempted to deceive, with dismissal from consideration.

They get dismissed, and I tried to put you on that list

Used to be the one I'd hug and kiss

Reflecting on the past, emphasizing the depth and significance of the relationship, and the subsequent negative impact on emotions.

Sometimes I sit and reminisce about a better time

When the world revolved around our love

Knew I took it serious, I didn't play about our love

Nigga went to war, I didn't hesitate about our love, no

Ain't no debate about our love

Made a baby out our love

Made em' feel some type of way about our love

Expressing a lack of desire or ability to discuss the relationship anymore.

Now I ain't got shit to say about our love

Reiteration of the confusion and disappointment, emphasizing the weight of the situation.

This is not how I ever imagined it would be

Yeah, I'm supposed to be the only one

It's so heavy like it weighed a ton

The partner is cautioned against lying, possibly acknowledging the consequences of deceit.

A plea for the truth and an acknowledgment of the emotional impact, with a reference to big dollar signs symbolizing changed priorities.

Tell me the truth baby

All I see is big dollar signs now

I can't even see em' falling down my eyes

No I can't, you can't just lie to me no more

Expressing belief in the partner but a realization that trust has been broken.