Waste your life Lyrics – Kanii

[Intro]
Love makes me sick

[Verse 1]
When you don’t give me nothing it just leads to assumptions
You said he’s a friend but I can tell that you love him
Seen it how you treat me girl I felt that s*it coming
We put that s*it to rest but I see it rerunning

[Refrain]
So baby you can come and waste your time
As long as it’s only for tonight

[Verse 2]
Yeah you up it’s 3 A.M. we making love again
You are my partner for some hours then you gone again
You sliding through you get devoured then I’m on to next
Feel like that pu*sy give me power push me to the edge
I know what you can take don’t tell me to behave
Touching on your body know you feel it in the right place
Touching on your body got a feeling on my waistline
She wanna call when we done I said “Don’t do no FaceTime”
Give me face I’ll waste your time (Away on God)
I told her she can come and waste her life life, yeah

[Refrain]
So baby you can come and waste your time
As long as it’s only for tonight (You think you love me girl but you’re not listening)
So baby you can come and waste your time (I wanna show you things but you keep running off)
As long as it’s only for tonight (Gave you what you want still was not enough)
So baby you can come and waste your time

[Verse 1]
Your lack of transparency breeds assumptions. You claim he’s merely a friend, yet your actions betray deeper feelings. The mistreatment I endure foreshadows inevitable heartache. Though we attempt resolution, the same patterns persist, hinting at an inescapable cycle of mistrust and disappointment.

[Verse 2]
At 3 A.M., we engage in intimacy, but it’s transient. You’re present for a short time, then vanish again. Your allure captivates me, but I refuse to conform. I understand your limits; don’t urge me to change. Your touch ignites desire, leaving a lingering sensation. Refusing FaceTime calls after our encounter signifies our fleeting connection. I indulge in your presence, acknowledging its impermanence, as we both knowingly waste our time in this transient affair.

[Refrain]
The lyrics suggest a willingness to engage in a fleeting romance, acknowledging its temporary nature. Despite feeling misunderstood and unfulfilled, the singer allows their partner to continue the cycle of emotional disconnection, emphasizing the acceptance of short-lived affection without expectation of lasting commitment.