Losing You Lyrics – XG

[Verse 1]
Dishes in the sink, I ain’t have no time to think
I don’t even ask you where you been
I know you’re with some other chick

[Refrain]
All these broken promises, yeah
You don’t know what loyal is, yeah
I’m so done with this
You’re only giving ten percent (Ooh, ooh)

[Pre-Chorus]
Always lift you up and never let you down (Ooh, ooh)
That’s the reason you were keeping me around (Ooh, ooh)
I couldn’t see myself without you, but look now
I tapped out, I tapped out (Oh)

[Chorus]
Losing you was easier than I thought it’d be
I’m happy on my own
It’s the first time I finally feel at home
Losing you has giving me everything I need
I’m happy that you’re gone
For the first time I’m finally feeling strong

[Verse 2]
Don’t bother calling on my phone (No)
I’ll put you straight to busy tone (No)
Ain’t with the games, I’m way too grown (No)
Quit playing, you don’t want no smoke (No, oh-oh)

[Refrain]
All these broken promises, yeah
You don’t know what loyal is, yeah
I’m so done with this
You’re only giving ten percent

[Pre-Chorus]
Always lift you up and never let you down (Ooh, ooh)
That’s the reason you were keeping me around (Ooh, ooh)
I couldn’t see myself without you, but look now
I tapped out, tapped out

[Chorus]
Losing you was easier than I thought it’d be (Thought it’d be, bae)
I’m happy on my own (So happy)
It’s the first time I finally feel at home (Home)
Losing you has giving me everything I need
I’m happy that you’re gone (Gone)
For the first time I’m fine, I’m finally feeling strong (Feeling strong)

[Post-Chorus]
Losing you, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
You, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
You, ooh-ooh, ooh
You, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh (Losing you)
You, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
You, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
I finally feel so much better, better

[Bridge]
I don’t need you, I’m good by myself (Good by myself)
Gave you heaven now it’s gone to hell (It’s gone to hell)
Heard you missing me, oops (Oops), oh, well (Oh, well)
Tryna find another one like me (That’s an L)

[Chorus]
Losing you was (Oh, it’s easier) easier than I thought it’d be (Than I thought it’d be)
I’m happy on my own (My own)
It’s the first time I finally feel at home
Losing you has giving me (Giving me) everything I need (Said it’s giving me, boy)
I’m happy that you’re gone (I’m happy you’re not)
For the first time I’m finally feeling strong
Oh-oh (Losing you)

[Outro]
Mm-hmm-mm, mm-mm-hmm
You, ooh-oh, woah
Oh-ooh-oh, no

[Verse 1]
In the opening verse, the singer describes a scene of domestic disarray, symbolized by the dishes piled up in the sink, which metaphorically represents the neglected state of their relationship. The line “I ain’t have no time to think” suggests a life so consumed by the demands of the everyday that there’s little opportunity for reflection. Despite not directly questioning their partner’s whereabouts, the singer intuitively knows that their significant other is involved with someone else, highlighting a lack of trust and transparency in the relationship. This verse sets the stage for the emotional turmoil and disillusionment that follow.

[Refrain]
The refrain delves into the emotional toll of broken promises and unfaithfulness, echoing a sense of betrayal and disappointment. The singer expresses frustration with their partner’s inability to understand the concept of loyalty, emphasizing a deep-seated disillusionment with the relationship. The reference to “ten percent” suggests that the partner is only offering a fraction of the commitment and effort required, further underscoring the one-sided nature of the connection.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer reflects on their role in the relationship, characterized by unwavering support and dedication. The repeated motif of lifting their partner up without ever being let down illustrates a pattern of selflessness and sacrifice. However, despite their efforts, the singer realizes the futility of their loyalty as they come to terms with the imbalance in the relationship. The decision to “tap out” signifies a moment of clarity and empowerment, marking the end of their passive acceptance of mistreatment.

[Chorus]
The chorus captures the cathartic release of letting go and finding solace in solitude. Despite initial apprehensions, the singer discovers that losing their partner is easier than anticipated, leading to a newfound sense of contentment and self-assurance. For the first time, they feel truly at home within themselves, liberated from the shackles of a toxic relationship. The chorus serves as a declaration of independence and resilience, celebrating the transformative power of self-love and acceptance.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the singer adopts a more assertive tone, rejecting any attempts by their former partner to rekindle the relationship. By refusing to entertain calls and asserting their maturity, they demonstrate a willingness to prioritize their own well-being over the whims of their ex-partner. The lines “Quit playing, you don’t want no smoke” suggest a defiance against manipulation or emotional games, signaling a clear boundary between past and present.

[Refrain]
The refrain resurfaces, emphasizing the recurring theme of broken promises and emotional turmoil. Despite the repetition, the sentiment remains potent, underscoring the deep-seated hurt and disillusionment caused by their partner’s actions. The singer reiterates their exhaustion with the cycle of disappointment, highlighting their resolve to break free from the toxic dynamic once and for all.

[Pre-Chorus]
Continuing the narrative arc, the pre-chorus revisits the internal conflict experienced by the singer, torn between loyalty and self-preservation. The juxtaposition of lifting their partner up and tapping out underscores the internal struggle to reconcile their feelings of obligation with the realization of their own worth. Ultimately, the decision to walk away signifies a triumph of self-respect and agency over complacency.

[Chorus]
Reiterated once more, the chorus serves as a triumphant anthem of self-discovery and empowerment. Through the repetition of the refrain “Losing you was easier than I thought it’d be,” the singer reaffirms their newfound liberation and resilience. Each line brims with a sense of newfound freedom and confidence, signaling a definitive break from the past and a hopeful embrace of the future.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus provides a moment of reflection, punctuating the song with a melodic refrain that encapsulates the emotional journey of the singer. With each repetition of “Losing you,” the singer embraces their newfound sense of self and celebrates the emotional growth that has stemmed from the experience. The refrain serves as a poignant reminder of the singer’s resilience and capacity for healing.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer confronts the aftermath of the failed relationship with a mix of candor and defiance. By asserting their independence and acknowledging the decline of the once-idyllic partnership, they reclaim agency over their narrative. The mention of “tryna find another one like me” serves as both a warning and a testament to the singer’s self-worth, underscoring their refusal to settle for anything less than they deserve.

[Chorus]
The final iteration of the chorus serves as a triumphant crescendo, encapsulating the emotional catharsis and personal growth experienced throughout the song. With each line, the singer reaffirms their newfound strength and resilience, embracing the freedom that comes with letting go of toxic attachments. The repetition of “Losing you” serves as a mantra of self-affirmation, symbolizing the singer’s journey towards self-discovery and empowerment.

[Outro]
Closing out the song, the outro provides a moment of reflection and resolution, underscoring the singer’s newfound sense of peace and contentment. The melodic refrain serves as a poignant conclusion to the emotional journey embarked upon throughout the song, signaling a definitive closure to the chapter of their life marked by heartache and disillusionment.