Shifty, coming over later smelling of pussy on his face
Jeans and sweaters—something’s fishy. And it’s not what
He tells her, man, it’s what he don’t, and she don’t understand
And, for some years, she probably won’t. Just wants an honest man
For goodness sake, they’re backstabbing and cutting her throat
Restraining orders follow, but she still optimistic about it
Like Annie, thinking “Tomorrow” maybe will be a better day
I let her pray on bended knees, ask him to send Prince Charming, please Jean Grae – Lovesong
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She confronts her man regarding his whereabouts and she can see that he’s lying by his non-verbals.
He comes over to house late at night and she suspects he’s been sleeping with another woman.
She wants a good, honest man but it’s proving difficult for her to find.
She references the play/movie Annie, where there is a song called “Tomorrow” which sings of finding hope in what may lie ahead.
“Why aren’t you spending more time with me?” Jean Grae – Lovesong
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She’s just in love with love, cuts her classes, spends too much time
Entrancing, romancing Jean Grae – Lovesong
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Oblivious to lying schemes to talk her out of clothes Jean Grae – Lovesong
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To most, she says they’re too bitter, can’t see
The world the way she does, clean lungs, undamaged liver Jean Grae – Lovesong
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Sometimes, I wish I wasn’t an adult. Adolescent
Primetime sitcom star, I’ve been too far
And too much, too hard for too long. It’s still a love song Jean Grae – Lovesong
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But battle scars are deep and reach into the depths of Hell and back
Try to give up the grudges. Think it’s experience
And move from the clutches of sadness Jean Grae – Lovesong
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