Never Leave You
STRYDER Tinchy Lyrics
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Whoa, whoa, and I will never leave ya
I'm still lovin' you, like it was the first time
I'm still lovin' you, like it was the first time
(Like the very first time)
Yo I've been here right here in them bold streets
A king here music world at my own feet
Dealing with the mainstream thank the lord daily
I'm sincere and I've been from the start
Ask Dyl (Dizzee Rascal), ask Will (Wiley), man I've had it in my heart
So I drop tears cause everything's changed reminiscing them days tryna turn the page
Cause I've been around the world I've seen so many places,
Livin' the life I've worked so hard to make it,
Trading the world for money, stars, and power, living my life at 100 miles an hour.
I'm still loving you like it was the first time,
I'm still loving you like it was the first time
Whoa, whoa, and I will never leave ya
Whoa, whoa, and I will never leave ya
You must be joking, don't tell me that its over
I'm driving the scene forward I'm a chauffeur
Its open so come we all enter
Tired of being in the back now we're center
We're chosen but they're telling us we're selling out
All we wanna do is open doors man hear me out
Were frozen cause they left us in the cold
Only right I took my chance now I'm bringing it home
Cause I been around the world I seen so many places
Living the life iv worked so hard to make it trading the world
For money stars and power living my life at 100 miles an hour
I'm still loving you like it was the first time (Like the very first time)
I'm still loving you like it was the first time (Like the very first time)
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya (I will never leave)
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya (I will never leave)
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya (I will never leave)
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
And yo I dived in and now I'm swimming in the deep end
And iv been gone since the weekend
So how's your week been without me how you keeping
Well this is come back season.
Well this is come back season I call it come back
I've seen the whole map and I'll be back by the evening
Cause I'm still loving you like it was the first time (Like the very first time)
I'm still loving you like it was the first time (Like the very first time)
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
The song "Never Leave You" by Tinchy Stryder is a love song that expresses his unending love and devotion to his partner. In the first verse, Stryder reminisces about his humble beginnings and how he has come a long way. He talks about his journey in the music industry, how he has worked hard for his success, and how he has dealt with the mainstream. Despite his achievements, he is still in love with his partner and wants to reassure her that he will never leave her. The chorus reinforces his commitment to his partner.
In the second verse, Stryder talks about the challenges he has faced in the industry and how he has persevered to become successful. He also addresses the criticism that he and his colleagues have faced and how they have been portrayed as selling out. Despite these challenges, Stryder is determined to open more doors for himself and his colleagues. He wants to be in the center, not in the back, and is confident that he will be able to bring it all home. The chorus repeats again, emphasizing his love and devotion.
Overall, "Never Leave You" is a heartfelt expression of love and commitment to a partner. Stryder reflects on his journey in the music industry and the challenges he has faced, but his love for his partner remains constant.
Line by Line Meaning
Whoa, whoa, and I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
I'm still lovin' you, like it was the first time
My love for you is still as strong as the first time we met.
Yo I've been here right here in them bold streets Late nights tryna write mums sayin' go sleep.
I have been working hard and pouring my heart and soul into my music, often sacrificing sleep to do so.
A king here music world at my own feet Dealing with the mainstream thank the lord daily
I have achieved great success in the music industry, and I am grateful for it every day.
I'm sincere and I've been from the start Ask Dyl (Dizzee Rascal), ask Will (Wiley), man I've had it in my heart
My passion for music and dedication to my craft has been evident from the beginning of my career, and my peers can attest to that.
So I drop tears cause everything's changed reminiscing them days tryna turn the page
While I am grateful for my success, I also feel emotional and nostalgic when I think about the days when things were simpler and less complicated.
Cause I've been around the world I've seen so many places, Livin' the life I've worked so hard to make it, Trading the world for money, stars, and power, living my life at 100 miles an hour.
I have traveled extensively and achieved great success, but it has come at a cost of living my life at a fast pace and prioritizing wealth and fame.
You must be joking, don't tell me that its over I'm driving the scene forward I'm a chauffeur Its open so come we all enter Tired of being in the back now we're center
I refuse to accept that my success and influence in the music industry are over. I am driving the industry forward and leading the way for others to follow.
We're chosen but they're telling us we're selling out All we wanna do is open doors man hear me out Were frozen cause they left us in the cold Only right I took my chance now I'm bringing it home
Despite criticism and accusations of 'selling out,' I am determined to use my success to open doors for others and make a positive impact in the industry.
And yo I dived in and now I'm swimming in the deep end And iv been gone since the weekend So how's your week been without me how you keeping Well this is come back season.
I have fully committed to my music career and am now swimming in the deep end of success. I have been away for a short while, but now I am back in my prime.
Well this is come back season I call it come back I've seen the whole map and I'll be back by the evening
I am confident that this is my time to make a comeback and take the music scene by storm once again, and I plan to do it quickly and efficiently.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Whoa whoa I will never leave ya
I will always be here for you and never abandon you.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: FRASIER SMITH, KWASI DANQUAH, TAIO CRUZ
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@damo128
This is one of those awesome songs what sounds as good as the first time when you play it 100 times
It's awesome
It always puts me in a good mood when my depression tries to get the better of me
They should play this on the radio more frequently
Awesome tune!!!
@jrim92
Still a banger to this day. its a shame music today isn't like this. I'm blessed to be a 90s kid and grown up with music like this
@JuiceyTutorialsHD
Most music now is a joke totally agree, it was so much better back then
@QuakkHan
Ikr- I’m a 2000s kid, I would’ve loved to have been born in the 90s
@danfrost6753
I'm a 90s kid I was 17 when this came out everyone had this song on thier phones what a tune
@omarshire6664
This track was dead
@Girl-101
80s kid but had teenage years from 1994 and the 90s hits were everything 🩷
@DweenieeTodd
I'll admit that 2009 was an awesome year fo music.
@neilmurphy8520
DweenieeTodd yes it definitely was a very good year for good music like this one
@WedgePee
@Sorrowli I've reviewed every number one from November 1952 to the present time.
2009 was consistently bad, so much so that, unlike any year before, I almost gave up.
@AbhijeetSingh-tr3tn
Damn true