After releasing Lord Willin' with his older brother No Malice as part of the brother duo Clipse. Push took a break from music and didn’t release many tracks. Obviously something not his liking — he did call his Hiatus “Hell”.

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Faith didn’t want to write this track but often for musicians, music is their way of dealing with emotions.

Writing this song is effectively therapy for her — letting this guy go out of her life forever.

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If he really loves her — he should admit what he’s done wrong and try to get her back!

She’s having second thoughts in this verse, she’s trying to give him a chance to repair the relationship.

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This second part details Faith’s decision — the relationships over and she wants to start again with someone else.

He had all these nights out without her so why can’t she go out? She’s decided to hit the town with some friends to relieve the stress.

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The first of two parts to this verse.

Faith details a relationship she’s been having issues with, one where her man only shows his love intermittently. He probably goes out alot himself and leaves her at home — stranded by the phone and waiting for his call to tell her everything’s alright.

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Her and her friends are hitting the town!

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Faith Evans is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, occasional actress and author.

This track is the lead from her fourth studio album; The First Lady

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It’s no coincidence Pharrell has the intro to this track. The infamous production duo of The Neptunes which includes himself and Chad Hugo produced this track.

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Pharrells a busy man, he’s just come off touring with N.E.R.D. and this time he bought his long time friend and collaborator to the track — one half of The Clispe, the boy Pusha T

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His music may have the production of Pharrell and Kanye West — guys not known for their trap music & drug dealing pasts but Pushas music will always stay street.

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