Ring the Alarm
Beyoncé Lyrics
Ring the alarm
I been through this too long
But I'll be damned if I see another chick on your arm
Don't you ring the alarm
I been through this too long
But I'll be damned if I see another chick on your arm
She gon' be rockin' chinchilla coats (if I let you go, no)
Get in the house off the coast (if I let you go, no)
She gon' take everything I own (if I let you go, no)
She gon' rock them VVS stones (if I let you go, no)
Couped in the 'Bach or the Rolls (if I let you go, no)
She gon' profit everything I taught (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no)
Tell me how should I feel, when I know what I know
And my female intuition, telling me you a dog?
People told me 'bout the flames, I couldn't see through the smoke
When I need answers, accusations, what you mean you gon' choke? (Oh)
You can't stay, you gotta go (oh)
Ain't no other chick spendin' yo' dough
This is taking a toll, the way the story unfolds
Not the picture-perfect movie everyone would have saw
She gon' be rockin' chinchilla coats (if I let you go, no)
Get in the house off the coast (if I let you go, no)
She gon' take everything I own (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no)
She gon' rock them VVS stones (if I let you go, no)
Couped in the 'Bach or the Rolls (if I let you go, no)
She gon' profit everything I taught (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no)
Ring the alarm
I been through this too long
But I'll be damned if I see another chick on your arm
Don't you ring the alarm
I been through this too long
But I'll be damned if I see another chick on your arm
Tell me how should I feel
When you made me belong
And the thought of you just touching her is what I hate most
I don't want you but I want it and I can't let it go
To know you give it to her like you gave it to me, come on (oh)
He's so arrogant and bold (oh)
But she gone love that shit, I know
I done put in a call, time to ring the alarm
'Cause you ain't never seen a fire like the one I'ma cause
She gon' be rockin' chinchilla coats (if I let you go, no)
Get in the house off the coast (if I let you go, no)
She gon' take everything I own (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no)
She gon' rock them VVS stones (if I let you go, no)
Couped in the 'Bach or the Rolls (if I let you go, no)
She gon' profit everything I taught (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no, ooh)
How can you look at me
And not see all the things that I kept only just for you? (Ooh)
Why would you risk it baby is that the price I that pay? (Ooh)
But this is my show and I won't let you go
All has been paid for, and it's mine
How could you look at me
And not see all the things?
(See all the things, see all the things)
She gon' be rockin' chinchilla coats (if I let you go, no)
Get in the house off the coast (if I let you go, no)
She gon' take everything I own (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no)
She gon' rock them VVS stones (if I let you go, no)
Couped in the 'Bach or the Rolls (if I let you go, no)
She gon' profit everything I taught (if I let you go, no)
I can't let you go (oh), damned if I let you go (no)
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Kasseem Daoud Dean, Sean Garrett, Beyonce Gisselle Knowles
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"Ring the Alarm" was the second US-released single from Beyoncé’s award-winning, best-selling album B'Day. It was preceded by Grammy-nominated lead single “Déjà Vu” and suceeded by number one song “Irreplaceable.” It was written primarily by Beyoncé herself, inspired by her role in the Dreamgirls movie, with assistance from Swizz Beatz, who produced the song with her, and Sean Garrett. It was rumored to be about Rihanna’s relationship with Bey’s soon-to-be husband Jay-Z Read Full Bio"Ring the Alarm" was the second US-released single from Beyoncé’s award-winning, best-selling album B'Day. It was preceded by Grammy-nominated lead single “Déjà Vu” and suceeded by number one song “Irreplaceable.” It was written primarily by Beyoncé herself, inspired by her role in the Dreamgirls movie, with assistance from Swizz Beatz, who produced the song with her, and Sean Garrett. It was rumored to be about Rihanna’s relationship with Bey’s soon-to-be husband Jay-Z, (which, at the time, was rumored to be a love triangle) but Beyoncé denied that.
“Alarm” fared fairly well performance-wise, debuting at Number 12 on the US Billboard Singles chart, her highest debuting single at the time, but would also be her first solo single to not reach the Top 10 (#11), and was her lowest charting single until “Get Me Bodied.”
From her interview with Vibe:
“I want to personally respond to the report on Vibe.com about my next single, ‘Ring The Alarm.’ I am very proud of this song and I believe the video is one of the best I have ever done. I cannot wait for my fans to see it. I always believed this would be a powerful song. My thoughts about releasing ‘Green Light’ and ‘Get Me Bodied’ was to go first to the international market, but the vibrancy of ‘Ring The Alarm’ is something I wanted the whole world to see and hear right now. ‘Green Light’ and ‘Get Me Bodied’ are definite single contenders, but right now it’s all about ‘Ring The Alarm'."
“Alarm” fared fairly well performance-wise, debuting at Number 12 on the US Billboard Singles chart, her highest debuting single at the time, but would also be her first solo single to not reach the Top 10 (#11), and was her lowest charting single until “Get Me Bodied.”
From her interview with Vibe:
“I want to personally respond to the report on Vibe.com about my next single, ‘Ring The Alarm.’ I am very proud of this song and I believe the video is one of the best I have ever done. I cannot wait for my fans to see it. I always believed this would be a powerful song. My thoughts about releasing ‘Green Light’ and ‘Get Me Bodied’ was to go first to the international market, but the vibrancy of ‘Ring The Alarm’ is something I wanted the whole world to see and hear right now. ‘Green Light’ and ‘Get Me Bodied’ are definite single contenders, but right now it’s all about ‘Ring The Alarm'."
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Alexa Kearney
Her sitting on that couch crying always gets me. She’s stunning.
Brown Bunny
I cry with her every time 🥺🥰🥰
LYD 2
@Suntan Superman ugly stay hating 😍😘
Suntan Superman
Yeah ...no. not special not a goddess. Not a queen
Joe-ZeelaN💕
One tear straight beauty 😂😂😂😂this how I cry for the dramatics
Renee Archer
Same.
Martha Roque
“You ain’t never seen a fire like the one I’m gon’ cause!” My favorite line in this song.. perfectly describes the fury.. thank you B!
Lucas Nunes de Almeida
live is vocally amazing
TECH&MLOVER(91)
@Ja’Nae’ Aniyah 😂🤣👏🏽
Ja’Nae’ Aniyah
@TECH&MLOVER(91) weird ass millennial.