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Understanding
Yung Ro Lyrics
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I hear y'all talking, I know you trying too
I know he don't wanna meet ya half way, and I know what happened after that
But I think there's a way we can work it out, all we need is understanding
You feel me we gon try to do that, understand come on
Put your hands up uh-uh-uh, put your hands up my name Yung Ro man
I'm one of the ones you know, come on
If you feeling it like I'm feeling it right now, what I want you to do
Yeah-yeah, come on listen up uh
(Yung Ro)
Now you been crying all day, listen up you make up
I know it wasn't your fault, you didn't wanna break up
But you gotta wake up, and look at the picture
You got dogs and hoes, ladies and real niggaz
And who you'll end up with, shit you never will know
But I gotta use my brain, to keep a lady from a hoe
Cause if a hoe break my heart, I should of known she was fake
Now if a lady cheat on me, then that was my mistake
Cause a lady gon need a reason, but she'll go up your letter
And if I'm off note, she deserves some'ing better
Cause she's a lady, and that's hard to be
And also hard to find, so I'm a D-O-G
And honestly I feel bad, I broke a few hearts
But this bullshit fame, just fucked me up from the start
So if you love him just tell him, give him a kiss and a hug
Cause even a dog, can't turn down unconditional love
(*talking*)
Understand that try to yeah, all we need is understanding you know
I understand ladies, for real for real you know but look out
On the real, I can't leave my dogs out you know
Y'all fail to realize that y'all act understanding sometimes too
So you know I'ma spit it from a man's point of view
So don't hang up the phone just yet
(Yung Ro)
Understanding, is something we both need
Since we can't see eye to eye, nothing but drama we see
It's not a happy home, it's too much pain and confusion
Got wars going on in my head, and I'm losing
So you and that bullshit you stressing, disappear
I don't need it in my life, it's too real over here
And I hope he make you happy, cause I see that I can't
Your love ain't like mine I'm stressed, I see that you ain't
You still doing you running with who, shit I don't know
Letting time pass you up, living the life of a hoe
And I know you was so guilty, kept your face disguised
And when I kissed you swear to God, I could taste those lies
So bitter so sweet, you a dangerous woman
But I can't fuck with ya mama, cause you ain't never showed me nothing
It was like murder she wrote, when she spoke up like I died
Lord knows a nigga tried, help my understand why
(*talking*)
Yeah you know, understanding is a beautiful thang
Ha at least when you got it, ha-ha but look out though man
You're now in session with Yung Ro, Counselor
Slow motion with me, yeah
The song "Understanding" by Yung Ro is an emotional narrative about the importance of understanding in relationships. Yung Ro acknowledges that conflicts can arise in relationships, but instead of giving up, he encourages his listeners to try and find common ground through understanding. He advises his female listeners to evaluate their relationships and choose partners who treat them with respect and loyalty, rather than jumping from person to person. He acknowledges that he has made mistakes in the past, but ultimately encourages unconditional love and forgiveness.
The chorus repeatedly emphasizes the importance of understanding, as Yung Ro calls on his listeners to raise their hands and rock with him. He speaks candidly about his own experiences, grappling with heartbreak and reflecting on the ways in which he has hurt others. The tone of the song is both reflective and optimistic, suggesting that with effort and empathy, relationships can be saved.
Overall, "Understanding" is a song that reminds listeners of the importance of compassion and communication in relationships. By encouraging his listeners to put their differences aside and focus on understanding, Yung Ro offers a valuable message about the lasting power of love.
Line by Line Meaning
I hear y'all talking, I know you trying too
I hear the conversations going on around me and I know that you are all trying to work things out too.
I know he don't wanna meet ya half way, and I know what happened after that
I know that he does not want to compromise with you and I understand the outcome of that situation.
But I think there's a way we can work it out, all we need is understanding
Despite the challenges, I believe we can find a solution if we understand each other's perspectives.
Now you been crying all day, listen up you make up
I know that you have been crying all day and hopeful that you will reconcile with your partner.
You got dogs and hoes, ladies and real niggaz
You have different people in your life, including loyal friends, opportunistic people, women, and trustworthy male friends.
But I gotta use my brain, to keep a lady from a hoe
I have to be smart and use my discernment to distinguish between genuine women and deceitful ones.
Cause if a hoe break my heart, I should of known she was fake
If a deceitful woman breaks my heart, I should have known she was not genuine from the beginning.
Cause even a dog, can't turn down unconditional love
No matter how promiscuous or unfaithful a man may be, he cannot resist genuine love and affection.
Understanding, is something we both need
We both need to understand each other's perspectives to resolve our issues.
It's not a happy home, it's too much pain and confusion
Our home is not a happy place because there are too much pain and misunderstandings.
And I hope he make you happy, cause I see that I can't
I hope your partner makes you happy because I cannot fulfill that role anymore.
You still doing you running with who, shit I don't know
You are still doing what you want, hanging out with whoever you want to, and I have no idea what you are up to.
It was like murder she wrote, when she spoke up like I died
Your words hurt me so badly that it felt like I died when you spoke them.
Contributed by Isabelle B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.