You Don't Love Me
Billy Jones & The Stars Lyrics


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I'm not the type to sit and cry in a psychiatrist chair
You don't know me (you don't know, baby you don't know)
I'm not the one to take your charity cuz life isn't fair
You don't know me (you don't know, baby you don't know)

I'm not a silly, silly girl
That you can risk around the world wit your money
(Cash, no, got it, Gucci, yes, oh)
And if you think you'll get a piece (boy please)
You don't know me (you may think you know me, but you don't)

I ain't into making friends
I ain't your cuddy buddy
I dun seen Netflix and chill-ill
(You got it twisted for real)

I'm not your ordinary bad girl with the blond curly hair
You don't know me
(I'm not that chick over there, that chick over there, that thot over there)
'Cause I'm too hood for these bougie people, you can't take me nowhere
You don't know me (you don't know, baby you don't know)

I ain't into making friends
I'm not your cuddy buddy
And I ain't here to take your wins
Wins, I ain't gon' tell you again

So if you gon' speak, talk nice
Think I won't leave, think twice (yo!)
But if you wanna come true with it
Then make it do with it do with it
So if you gon' speak, talk nice
Think I won't leave, think twice (yo!)
But if you wanna come true with it (no, no)
Then make it do with it do with it

I'm not the type to sit and cry in a psychiatrist chair
You don't know me, oh
I'm not the one to take your charity 'cause life isn't fair
You don't know me, no oh no (You don't know, baby you don't know)

I'm not a silly silly girl
That you can risk around the world wit your money (she actually is rich)
And if you think you'll get a piece (boy please)
You don't know me (you may think you know about us, but you don't)

So if you gon' speak, talk nice
Think I won't leave, think twice (yo!)




But if you wanna come true with it (no, no)
Then make it do with it do with it

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "You Don't Love Me" by Billy Jones & The Stars convey a strong sense of independence and self-assurance. The singer is asserting their autonomy and rejecting any assumptions or misconceptions about them. The opening lines set the tone by highlighting that they are not someone who will pour their heart out in a therapist's office, emphasizing a sense of self-reliance and resilience.


The repeated refrain of "You don't know me" underscores the idea that the singer feels misunderstood or misjudged by others. They reject the idea of accepting charity or being defined by material possessions, expressing a disdain for being seen as a commodity or a means to an end. The reference to not being a "silly, silly girl" highlights their refusal to be underestimated or taken advantage of, especially in situations where money or influence may be involved.


The lyrics also touch on the singer's disinterest in superficial relationships or conforming to societal expectations. The rejection of being a "cuddy buddy" or a stereotypical "bad girl" with blonde hair suggests a desire to break free from stereotypes and assert their true identity. The mention of being "too hood for these bougie people" further reinforces a sense of authenticity and not being swayed by external pressures or perceptions of social status.


Towards the end of the song, the repeated refrain of "So if you gon' speak, talk nice" and the emphasis on being treated with respect and dignity underscore the importance of mutual respect in relationships. The declaration that they are not there to "take your wins" indicates a refusal to engage in any power dynamics or manipulative behavior. The song ends with a call for clear communication and genuine intentions, highlighting the singer's desire for authenticity and sincerity in their interactions.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm not the type to sit and cry in a psychiatrist chair
I don't easily open up about my emotions to a therapist


You don't know me (you don't know, baby you don't know)
You have a limited understanding of who I am


I'm not the one to take your charity cuz life isn't fair
I prefer not to accept handouts because I know life can be unfair


I'm not a silly, silly girl That you can risk around the world wit your money (Cash, no, got it, Gucci, yes, oh)
I'm not a naive girl who can be bought with material possessions


And if you think you'll get a piece (boy please) You don't know me (you may think you know me, but you don't)
Just because you assume you understand me doesn't mean you truly do


I ain't into making friends I ain't your cuddy buddy I dun seen Netflix and chill-ill (You got it twisted for real)
I'm not interested in casual relationships or hanging out for fun


I'm not your ordinary bad girl with the blond curly hair You don't know me (I'm not that chick over there, that chick over there, that thot over there)
I don't fit the stereotype of a typical rebellious girl you might expect


'Cause I'm too hood for these bougie people, you can't take me nowhere You don't know me (you don't know, baby you don't know)
I feel out of place among pretentious individuals and you underestimate my real character


I'm not into making friends I'm not your cuddy buddy And I ain't here to take your wins Wins, I ain't gon' tell you again
I'm not here to be your buddy, compete with you, or be taken advantage of


So if you gon' speak, talk nice Think I won't leave, think twice (yo!) But if you wanna come true with it Then make it do with it do with it
If you want to communicate with me, do so respectfully or face the consequences


So if you gon' speak, talk nice Think I won't leave, think twice (yo!) But if you wanna come true with it (no, no) Then make it do with it do with it
I expect respectful communication and won't hesitate to walk away if necessary




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing
Written by: Kevin Emmanuel Ross, Makeba Riddick-Woods, Troy Oliver, Troy Taylor

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