Everyday
Angie Stone Lyrics

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
The singer starts by repeating "Yeah" several times, which may indicate anticipation, excitement, or enthusiasm towards the upcoming lyrics.

Now I've had my bouts with love
The singer relates to having experienced love problems in the past.

Been going through things you never heard of
The singer implies that the problems she faced were not commonly known or understood.

Breakin' up and gettin' back together
The singer describes how her relationship with her partner was volatile and unstable.

Faced with all kinds of stormy weather
The singer metaphorically refers to relationship troubles as different types of adverse weather conditions.

There was a time I thought I'd lose my mind
The singer confesses that she struggled mentally and emotionally due to the rocky nature of her relationship.

But my friends and family warned me
The singer states that her loved ones tried to advise her about her relationship issues.

Time after time after time
The singer repeats that her friends and family persistently showed their concern for her relationship over time.

Tell me how you gonna get something
The singer confronts her former partner, asking him how he expected to keep her love and affection after giving nothing in return.

With all you gave up, was nothing
The singer criticizes her former partner for not valuing their relationship and failing to reciprocate her love.

Every day, every day, every day baby
The singer states that her partner's bad behavior was ongoing and consistent, causing her heartache and frustration each day.

You twisted my mind
The singer accuses her partner of manipulating and confusing her emotions.

And tell me why is it that I'm buggin'
The singer expresses her confusion as to why she still cares and worries about her past relationship.

Now that I've got everything
The singer asserts that despite her past difficulties, she has found happiness and success in her life that her former partner missed out on.

Every way you gonna pay, baby
The singer indicates that her former partner will have to make amends and apologize for how he treated her.

For dissin' my love
The singer asserts that her partner failed to appreciate and cherish the love she gave him.

Now baby it took a view
The singer implies that it took time and a change in perspective for her to move on from her past relationship.

For me to get over you
The singer confirms that she has finally gotten over her past relationship, and is no longer held back by it.

I didn't think I could make it
The singer admits that she had doubts about being able to move on from her past relationship.

But my faith in God said I could change this
The singer credits her religious beliefs as a source of strength and inspiration to overcome her struggles.

Back in the day I wasn't good enough for you but
The singer recalls a time when she felt inadequate and unworthy of her former partner's love and attention.

I would do anything to win you over
The singer admits that in the past, she would have gone to great lengths just to gain her former partner's affection.

You took advantage of my attention
The singer accuses her former partner of using her devotion towards him to his advantage.

Oh, did I forget to mention
The singer sarcastically implies that there are many negative things about their past relationship that have not been discussed yet.

Every day you did the same thing
The singer reiterates that her former partner's actions were repetitive and caused her ongoing distress.

And every hour you'd switch up on me
The singer laments that her former partner's behavior and attitude towards her would change suddenly and unpredictably.

And every minute I'd be forgiving
The singer admits that she had a pattern of forgiving her partner's wrongdoings almost instantly.

And every second we'd be reliving
The singer regrets being stuck in a toxic cycle with her former partner, where they would repeatedly make the same mistakes.

Well, it was your attitude (was much too shrewd)
The singer blames her former partner's negative attitude and behavior towards her for the failure of their relationship.

'cause you took me, now who's the fool
The singer implies that her former partner's actions have ultimately backfired, leaving him worse off than she is.

(Tell me, tell me, tell me)
The singer adds a repeated phrase, emphasizing again that she wants an explanation from her former partner.