Kristine Elezaj (pronounced E-Lay-Z-Uh) is a born New Yorker who was origin… Read Full Bio ↴Kristine Elezaj (pronounced E-Lay-Z-Uh) is a born New Yorker who was originally a dancer that later converged her moves with her voice and sound that is frequently compared to that of Britney Spears and Rihanna. Kristine first started when Nick Ashford invited her to perform with him and his wife Valerie better known as Motown legends Ashford and Simpson at their hip New York City venue Sugar Bar. Kristine released her first single "Let You Know" a year ago followed by "Souvenirs". Now she is releasing her first studio album "No Questions Remain" on October 19, 2010 and can be pre-orderd now on Itunes. Her first single from the album "Warpath" is now available.

Kristine released her first single "Let You Know" along with a music video late 2009. In early 2010, Kristine then released "Souvenirs" with its music video which was credited as having dance moves like the young Britney Spears. Kristine has been working hard for the last year and a half with her manager/A&R and Co-Executive producer Roy P. Perez©, on her debut album "No Questions Remain" which is now set for October 19, 2010. The demo of the new single "Warpath" leaked online in August 2010, shortly after which the final was released. "Warpath" was released onto iTunes and Amazon with another song from her album "Rockstar". Several songs from her debut have leaked online including Crazy, Kidnap the DJ, Living Dream (ft. Red Cafe) and Good Girl Bad Boy (ft. Epic Crazy Town). Clips of songs from her debut album have been posted on Kristine's official youtube sparking interest by many. The album has been noted as being a collection of club ready songs, with a few powerful ballads including Light Years, Always (available on itunes now), and Momentum which was posted on Kristine's myspace.

Let You Know
Kristine Elezaj Lyrics

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Verse1
use me use me use me
knock me down i come right back
cut me chop me screw me
like a record i spin right back
you can't just cut me out
cause i'm not your paper doll
you are so transparent

don't try to deny it

B Section:
using your position cause you can
cause you can
I won't be a victim to you plan
to you plan
sorry you didn't see
there's so much more to me
now i'll be the one thats haunting your dreams

Chorus:
hurt but I should of known
that you would do me wrong
I'm better on my own
so I had to let you go
I'm ok
can't get the best of me
it's all a test to me
thought that i should let you know, let you know (5x's)

Verse2:
Gag me, rope me, tie me
won't be still
can't keep quite
got me asking why me
got no choice but to fight it
tried to be me away
you just put me on display
thank you i don't hate you
i laugh while your crying

B Section:
using your position cause you can
cause you can
I won't be a victim to you plan
to you plan
sorry you didn't see
there's so much more to me
now i'll be the one thats haunting your dreams

Chorus:
hurt but I should of known
that you would do me wrong
I'm better on my own
so I had to let you go
I'm ok
can't get the best of me
it's all a test to me
thought that i should let you know, let you know (5x's)

Bridge:
I'm not blind
boy I go 20/20
I'm not deaf
I hear you coming honey
no no no
you can't take nothing from me
not that you care
but I just had to Let You Know

Chorus

Overall Meaning

The song "Let You Know" by Kristine Elezaj is a tale of empowerment and self-worth. The verses speak of being used and mistreated by someone, but then bouncing back and not being a victim. The lyrics "you can't just cut me out, cause I'm not your paper doll" show that the singer is not just a toy to be played with and discarded. The use of the metaphor "like a record I spin right back" emphasizes the idea of resilience and not being easily broken. The B section speaks to the power dynamics at play, with the other person using their position to control and manipulate, but the singer refusing to be a victim. The chorus says "I'm better on my own, so I had to let you go" indicating that the singer has realized their worth and is moving on. The bridge reiterates this idea that the other person cannot take anything away from the singer, and that they are aware and in control.

Overall, the song is about standing up for oneself and not letting others define or control us. It is a powerful message of self-love and worth, and encourages listeners to not let themselves be used or mistreated.

Contributed by Adam B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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