No No No
Damian Marley Lyrics

Yo, Eve
Damian Marley greets Eve.

This is Steve (* Laughing*)
Stephen Marley introduces himself with a laugh.

Yeah we telling, ya know how in the club
Stephen Marley and Damian Marley talk about how they're going to collaborate while in the club.

Hook this up together
Stephen Marley suggests that they work together on the project.

Give me a call when you get the message
Stephen Marley asks Eve to call him back when she gets the message.

Rasta
Damian Marley emphasizes his Rastafarian faith.

Now this one is elementary
Damian Marley describes the song as easy to understand.

We going to end it for the century
Damian Marley explains that the song will be a memorable one for the current century.

Ruff Ryder evolution presentary
Damian Marley mentions the Ruff Ryder record label and how it has evolved over time.

Rag-a-muffin play-mentry
Damian Marley describes the song as ragged but still playful.

Yo (Uh, Come On, yo) Bumba
Damian Marley adds a playful comment at the end of the stanza.

[Chorus: x2]
The chorus is repeated twice.

[Eve - *singing*]No, No, No
Eve starts singing the chorus.

[Eve - *singing*]You don't love me and I know now
Eve sings about realizing that her partner doesn't love her.

[Eve - *singing*]'Cause you left me baby
Eve sings about how her partner leaving her has left her with nowhere to go.

[Bridge:x2]
The bridge is repeated twice.

[Eve - *singing*]I'll do any thing you say boy
Eve sings about being willing to do anything her partner asks to make things work.

[Eve ? *singing* (Damien Marley)]Cause if you ask me baby
Eve and Damian Marley continue to discuss being willing to do anything for their partners.

Uh huh uh, uh huh (yo) uh huh (yo)
An ad-lib interjection from Damian Marley.

[Eve - *singing*]You say that you love me but how could you lie
Eve questions her partner's love for her after being lied to.

[Eve - *singing*]You say that you love me but why could you lie
Eve asks again why her partner lied to her about his love for her.

How could you take my heart and leave me with
Eve expresses sadness about having her heart broken when her partner left her.

I don't know why
Eve expresses confusion about why her partner left her.

[Eve - *rapping*]
Eve switches from singing to rapping.

Yo, yo, yo
Eve starts her rap section with a playful rhyme.

Walk Hennessey-ya, brown skin
Eve describes her physical appearance in a playful way.

Pretty thin, Keep coming at ya like Bumba see you in
Eve continues to describe herself in a flirtatious way.

Slim nicey round thing, momma say what a disgrace
Eve is proud of her body shape and isn't concerned if others disapprove.

Who the number 1 killer but lover is a bounty chase
Eve compares herself to a bounty hunter and hints at the idea that she's tough and unafraid.

Never my fault then who it is n****
Eve suggests that she's never at fault for anything and wonders who her partner has to blame for their issues.

Most dem love my style even dem say she rude
Eve has confidence in her style and doesn't care if some people find her rude.

Mi a lie Mi not lie the truth speak 2g
Eve asserts that she's never lying and that she always tells the truth.

What you think them lovers give a jack bout me
Eve wonders if her partner's other lovers care about her or if she even matters to them at all.

Ruff Ryder Ryde or Die jack bout we
Eve and Damian Marley reference the Ruff Ryder record label again.

We, we, we
Eve and Damian Marley continue to talk about the team effort in making the song.

[Damien Marley]
Damian Marley starts rapping.

Mack to wrist to my girl I love the best
Damian Marley talks about his love for his girlfriend.

But when you left me it's like a bullet to my chest
Damian Marley expresses deep sadness when his girlfriend left him.

Now I got to say I got a bullet through vest
Damian Marley tries to protect himself from future heartbreak.

Knocked off my feet I pleaded no contest
Damian Marley admits to not having any defense against heartbreak.

Sleepless nights without no sleep or rest
Damian Marley struggles to sleep or rest when he's upset about his relationship.

This is like a muffin jury you got to mix
Damian Marley uses a metaphor to describe how difficult it is to have a successful relationship.

Take it no more and had to make her confess
Damian Marley suggests that sometimes it's necessary to force a conversation in a relationship.

Sometimes I feel I'm in the Wild, Wild West
Damian Marley feels like he's in an unpredictable and dangerous situation.

Lost the love I had now I live to the death
Damian Marley is devastated by the loss of love and suggests he's willing to die without it.

[Stephen Marley (Damien Marley)]
Stephen Marley starts singing and softly rapping.

Long as I she caught me lying I get caught for lying
Stephen Marley talks about how dishonesty in relationships leads to more lying.

If she sure believe then sure believe is the sign
Stephen Marley suggests that believing in a relationship is a good sign for a future together.

But listening to promises what a fool am I
Stephen Marley feels like a fool for believing promises that were never kept.

Can somebody tell me? You know all his life
Stephen Marley asks rhetorically if anyone can help him understand his partner's behavior.

I'm just trying to be friendly, but I'm losing my mind
Stephen Marley expresses frustration with trying to be accommodating, but he's still upset.

The news that your moving got me standing outside
Stephen Marley is devastated by the news that his partner is leaving him.

Use to be rubber ducky late nights no wine
Stephen Marley refers to happy and peaceful times in his past relationship when they used to play together at night.

Mrs. Lovely Vessel body all mine
Stephen Marley recalls his love for his partner's body.

Girl went to shoot me with the shoot all mind
Stephen Marley suggests his partner wants to harm him, mentally or emotionally.

Sweet like a puppy, is so hard to find
Stephen Marley implies that finding a partner who's sweet and kind is rare.

And I know you don't love me, I'm reading the signs
Stephen Marley is convinced that his partner doesn't love him anymore.

Cause there's no where to go since you left me behind
Stephen Marley emphasizes his feeling of being lost and left behind after his partner's departure.

(Now it's TRUE, TRUE) that I loved you for truth
Stephen Marley affirms that he truly loved his partner.

(TRUE, TRUE) she stick like ankle glue
Stephen Marley describes how he feels attached to his partner.

(TRUE, TRUE) I make your gray skies blue
Stephen Marley believes he can make his partner happy again despite feeling down.

(TRUE, TRUE) you want me pers-nal boo
Stephen Marley feels confident that his partner wants to be with him.

Chilling up on the house our love be that strong
Stephen Marley describes a peaceful and loving situation where they're spending time together at home.

DJ's steady playing on the one's and two's
Stephen Marley sets the scene of the happy times they used to share together.

[Chorus: x2]
The chorus is repeated twice.