One of a Kind

The singer asserts knowledge about the type of person being addressed, suggesting familiarity or experience with their behavior.

Boy, I know your type

Boy, I know your type

Boy, I know your type

Boy, I know your type

Boy, I know your type

The person addressed is interested in getting close to the singer, but the singer is unimpressed by their actions and sees through their tricks.

I see the way that you're walking

Shit that you're talking, ain't no impressing me

I've been around for a little longer than you

I know the tricks that you're running

Keep the chicks coming, and I see right through

Describes a situation where the person contacts the singer selectively, responding only when it suits them, indicating a lack of genuine interest.

Then I hit you back, but nobody home

Only reply when the time is right

Only wanna talk when you're alone at night

The person thinks they are unique, but the singer disagrees, stating that only naive individuals would fall for their games, urging them to stop playing.

But boy I know your type

Don't you know, that only little girls

Would fall for a little boy's games

You better stop playing

Describes a pattern of the person ignoring the singer, then reaching out with excuses when it suits them, possibly involving another person ('she') in the situation.

You ignore me for a whole week

Then get texting me out of the blue one day

You say that it's a little bit complicated

But I bet that you delete every trace of me

When you see that she's on her way over again

Repeats the theme of selective communication, emphasizing that the person contacts the singer only when convenient.

Then I hit you back, but nobody home

Only reply when the time is right

Only wanna talk when you're alone at night

Reiterates the belief that the person is not unique but rather engages in childish games that only appeal to immature individuals.

But boy I know your type

Don't you know, that only little girls

Would fall for a little boy's games

The singer expresses frustration with being ignored and mistreated, announcing the end of the relationship and walking away from the person's life.

Calling me drunk at 3AM for the last time

No more teasing and pushing

I'm saying goodbye

No more secret girlfriends

I'm walking out of your life

Continuation of the singer's decision to end the relationship, emphasizing the finality of being left on read and late-night calls.

Calling me drunk at 3AM for the last time

No more teasing and pushing

I'm saying goodbye

No more secret girlfriends

I'm walking out of your life

Repeats the message that the person is not unique and advises them to stop playing games. The singer remains steadfast in their knowledge of the person's type.

But boy I know your type

Don't you know, that only little girls

Would fall for a little boy's games

You better stop playing

Reaffirms the singer's confidence in knowing the person's type, echoing the earlier lines.

Boy, I know your type

Boy, I know your type

Boy, I know your type