Lyrics
Wowo wowo
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
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-I got a new way of walkin'
The speaker has adopted a new way of walking, possibly indicating a change in their demeanor or approach to life.
I got a new way of talkin'
The speaker has a new way of talking, suggesting a transformation in their communication style or expression.
I got a new way of cryin'
The speaker claims to have a new way of crying, indicating a change in emotional responses or vulnerability.
But you keep on denyin'
The speaker acknowledges that despite these changes, the person they address denies the impact of the speaker's love.
That lovin' you
The speaker emphasizes that loving the addressed person has the potential to drive them out of their mind.
Can drive me out of my mind
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
I got no phone or no money
The speaker lacks material possessions like a phone or money, possibly highlighting a sense of loss or difficulty.
Every, everything I did was wrong
The speaker reflects on a history of making mistakes and acknowledges that everything they did was perceived as wrong.
I got in nothin' but trouble
The speaker has been in trouble since their partner left, implying a connection between the departure and their problems.
Since my baby's up and left and gone
The departure of the speaker's baby has caused trouble, reinforcing the idea that love has a significant impact on their well-being.
'Cause lovin' you
The speaker reiterates that loving the departed person has the power to drive them out of their mind.
Can drive me out of my mind
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
Hold your money cause it's never enough
A cautionary statement to hold onto money as it is never enough, suggesting financial difficulties or challenges.
There ain't nothin' that I won't do
The speaker expresses a willingness to do anything, emphasizing the depth of their commitment or desperation.
Wondering what you're doing everyday
The speaker wonders about the daily activities of the departed person and describes a blue, melancholic life since their departure.
Since you left me my life was so blue
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
I got to borrow some money
The speaker needs to borrow money, indicating financial strain, and mentions that their friends are weary of their situation.
My friends are sick and tired
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
I got to pay out a long debt
The speaker has debts to pay despite not having a job, highlighting economic challenges in their life.
And I don't even got a job
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
Now lovin' you
Reiterates that loving the departed person has the potential to drive the speaker out of their mind, emphasizing the emotional toll.
Can drive me out of my mind
The repetitive use of "Wowo" suggests a rhythmic, possibly emotional expression without conveying specific semantic content.
Wowo wowo
Repetition of "Wowo" without specific meaning, possibly serving as a musical or emotional expression.
Wowo wowo
-Wowo wowo
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