It Ain't Over
M.I.K.E Pres Caromax Lyrics

The lyrics of M.I.K.E Pres Caromax's song It Ain't Over speaks about a situation where someone is being accused of doing something they did not do, and their partner cannot seem to trust or believe them. The singer expresses his desire to stick around and make his partner understand that he did not commit any wrongdoing, but his partner's suspicions and lack of trust are making him feel like he would be better off going on a trip than staying. The lyrics also make reference to other people who engage in questionable behaviors, but the singer and his partner do it anyway, even though they know it is not right.

The song's chorus is catchy and repeats multiple times, with the phrase, "What you want come see me, I got bootleg love for free," and it is unclear what the singer means by bootleg love. However, he goes on to mention the names Abdul, Natsumi, and Tsunami, and their involvement in some kind of sexual activity, possibly to suggest that people engage in all kinds of questionable activities, but it does not mean that they are guilty of everything they are accused of.

In the second verse, the song takes on a slightly different direction, with the singer wanting to break free from being held captive by his partner's lack of trust, and instead explore new directions that might need a little practice. He suggests he can make it less destructive, but his partner is still putting guards up outside his shop. This verse could mean that the singer wants to explore new things in his life, but his partner is not willing to let him go, and instead is trying to hold him back.

Overall, the song's message is slightly ambiguous, but it speaks to the challenges that arise when there is a lack of trust in a relationship. The singer's desire to stay and clear his partner's doubts suggests he wants to make the relationship work, but the insistence on putting guards up outside his shop implies that his partner is not willing to let him go.