Do It Again
T.I. feat. Mary J Blige Lyrics

Is it possible to die of heartbreak?
The singer is questioning whether heartbreak can be deadly.

Yes, it's possible to die of heartbreak
The singer is answering their own question by affirming that dying from heartbreak is indeed possible.

Ye, it's not easy like heartbreak
The singer is acknowledging that dying from heartbreak is not a simple task.

What if we all died of heartbreak?
The artist is posing a hypothetical situation where everyone is at risk of dying from heartbreak.

Heartbreak
The artist repeats the word 'heartbreak' multiple times to emphasize its importance in the song's theme.

Heartbreak (Traitor)
The singer is using the word 'Traitor' as a descriptive term to refer to heartbreak.

Heartbreak
The singer uses 'heartbreak' again to drive home the song's overall idea.

And you broke my heart again
The artist is declaring that their heart has been broken yet again.

She broke my heart again
The artist has changed to referring to the person who broke their heart as a 'she.'

She broke my heart and
The artist is revealing that the person who broke their heart is a woman.

She's gone again
The person who broke the singer's heart has left them once more.

You traitor (Traitor)
The artist is directly addressing heartbreak as if it were a person and calling it a 'Traitor.'

You broke my heart
The singer is stating that their heart has been broken.

And I know you'd do it again
The singer believes that heartbreak would happen again in the future.

I know you'd do it again
The singer is repeating their certainty that heartbreak would repeat has happened before.

(Traitor)
The artist is using 'Traitor' one last time to personify heartbreak and indict it for its actions.

(The ghosts are coming closer, Mr. Laurent)
This final line is not part of the song's lyrics and seems to be an unrelated reference to an unknown context, perhaps a movie or TV show script.