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Deep down, when I face it Miguel (Ft. J. Cole) – All I Want Is You
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Usher adds Ludacris on to help describe his situation even better. It’s already been proven that when these two get together they can really party hard.
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While “pop” or “r&b” artists have been known to have complex concepts with their lyrics, even Usher admits that this song is about one of the most common things to understand in life:
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Usher was particularly excited about Wayne’s verse on the remix, as he told MTV:
Wayne, pound for pound, is one of the illest in the game, and I wanted it to be something that would be a surprise, be a shock. Have shock value. That’s what the remix is all about. ‘Damn, did you hear the remix? It’s crazier than the original. I like it more.’ I just think it’s great. Plies actually did a verse on it as well. He came with it. Everybody basically did their thing, and I am very happy that I was able to put that one in.
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While many think this song is just about his recent divorce with Tameka Foster, Usher set the record straight with Billboard:
People immediately thought, ‘Oh, damn, he’s about to talk about what happened in his marriage’, but it would be too shortsighted to just talk about my relationship. A lot of the things I spoke about on Confessions weren’t my own experiences. It was an outlet for stories I’d heard.
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