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Black Licorice Lyrics by Ngajuana

Section One

2012

Bitter? Yeah, I’m bitter, with the echo, how there’s no one here
And how you shined them high beams, made me frozen, dear
Ice veined, nothing nice in my life, like
Always with the downpours, can I get a light rain?
-Nah, cause here the sun won’t rise
Just picture Joe Budden’s Black Cloud riddled with some lightning
Maybe it was for the best, did you do the right thing?
We were always fighting, maybe it was frightening
-But maybe, baby, you just quit too quick
Maybe I just chummed the waters and you bit too quick
You showed your hand and you’re just too manipulative
So I ain’t feeding into your ridiculousness
Nah - keep your bullshit and your drama for a future ex
Wonder what you’d do for love; I know what you’ll do for sex
Truthfully I’m glad you’re gone, I strained and you never tried
Live and learn, I just hope you know I
Hope you cry yourself to sleep, so you drown in your tears
And your sorrow eats your soul alive, you are so despised
So just, just crawl away and die already, just crawl away and die already
Hope you cry yourself to sleep, so you drown in your tears
And your sorrow eats your soul alive, you are so despised
So just, just crawl away and die already, just crawl away and die already
I hate you, I hate you, so much, that I’ve got nothing else to say to you
Except I hate you, I hate you, too much, I’ve taken all that I can take, it’s true
I’m saying too much, too many times and now I’m sick of it
Bad taste up in my mouth, Black Licorice
Too many times and now I’m sick of it
Bad taste up in my mouth, Black Licorice
Hate is such a strong word, ain’t it? But I’m sorry I’m not sorry it’s at you I aim it
You’re a footnote in my story, you could‘ve been a chapter; but you’re not and it’s on you I blame it
Uh, Yeah, Hate is such a strong word, ain’t it? But I’m sorry I’m not sorry it’s at you I aim it
You’re a footnote in my story, you could‘ve been a chapter; but you’re not and it’s on you I blame it (I blame it)
Questions, people asking questions everywhere I go
They ask me couldn’t you have stayed and I tell em no
We put the ‘us’ in frustration and monotonous
The elephant in the room’s fucking a hippopotamus
Whenever we’re together, forever tethered to awkwardness
Opposites, couldn’t make it grow, bad botanists
Couldn’t make it fly, bad rocket-ship, toppled it
Stood on top of it and only then considered stopping it
Uh, and I’m as much at fault as you
Difference is, once we broke up, you started talking shit
That left a bad taste, cause you’re such a sad waste
Can’t afford a house, don’t throw stones from your glass case
Cause if it shatters, you might lose an eye, over you and I
And what sucks about that is you don’t need two to cry
So just do yourself a favor, stop the useless lies
You’re acting stupid, why? I hate you and your foolish pride
Hate is such a strong word, ain’t it? But I’m sorry I’m not sorry it’s at you I aim it
You’re a footnote in my story, you could‘ve been a chapter; but you’re not and it’s on you I blame it
Uh, Yeah, Hate is such a strong word, ain’t it? But I’m sorry I’m not sorry it’s at you I aim it
You’re a footnote in my story, you could‘ve been a chapter; but you’re not and
Hope you cry yourself to sleep, so you drown in your tears
And your sorrow eats your soul alive, you are so despised
So just, just crawl away and die already, just crawl away and die already
Hope you cry yourself to sleep, so you drown in your tears
And your sorrow eats your soul alive, you are so despised
So just, just crawl away and die already, just crawl away and die already
I hate you, I hate you, so much, that I’ve got nothing else to say to you
Except I hate you, I hate you, too much, I’ve taken all that I can take, it’s true
I’m saying too much, too many times and now I’m sick of it
Bad taste up in my mouth, Black Licorice
Too many times and now I’m sick of it
Bad taste up in my mouth, Black Licorice
You said some things that I can never forget
Never accept, so you’re someone I could never respect, ever
I used to call ya God’s Litter, just a piece of trash
Moved out, peace at last; guess you’re just a piece of ass
I can see you now, eyes swollen, when you sleep at last
Well, if you could see me now, bet you’d probably see me laugh
This is just my way of saying everything that was not said
Basically, I hope you drop dead
I hope you wallow in your misery, pill after pill
Hope they take away your kids, then your heart goes still
Yeah, hate is such a strong word, but it isn’t strong enough
No matter how long it’s been, it hasn’t been long enough
Uh, it hasn’t been long enough
Uh it’s hasn’t been long enough
Uh, it hasn’t been long enough
Uh it’s hasn’t been long enough
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About “Black Licorice” by Ngajuana

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"Black Licorice" appears on "Section One" in 2012.

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