Featuring: Ghostface Killah

[Intro: Ghostface Killah (Case)]
Yeah (yeah yeah yeah yeah), Tony Starks ya'll, Ghost Dieni and Case
Come on, (oh yeah) yeah, whattup man, sing that *censored*
Let em have it

[Case]
Been around the world, ladies come and go
Till I tell myself, that you weren't one of those
That's what I get for being polite
I'm not upset, or headed goodbye

[Chorus: Case]
Tried to love you, tried to please you
Never made a difference I see, shoulda known better
I feel so dumb, made you the one
Never made a difference I see, shoulda known better

[Case]
Such a perfect love, or so I thought it was
But you weren't loving you, girl instead I'm loving none
That's what I get for being polite
I'm not upset, girl I can't believe how much I really loved you
And I really don't believe how much I cared
So I guess I made a fool up out of myself
But believe me, it wasn't meant to be

[Chorus x2]

[Ghostface Killah]
Yo, yo pardon me son, yo let me jump in Case
Been through the same (censored) bro, know what you talking bout dog
Stopped this young thing from eating pork
Now she on the phone hollering (censored) you and child support
That I ain't go no CREAM, and the kids they gon get it
Cause as soon as she get it, she gon spend it
And that's what I get just for loving her more
Got me feeling like a stranger when I walk in the door
Looking at me like it's my fault (word)
But devious thoughts in the back of her head wishing the kid fall off
And get laid off or get sprayed off or lose my face
But I refuse, like a plane, I'ma take off
And boost my carreer (yeah)
Now that I'm alone I think without stress, word to mother, can't slow down
I'm a Taurus the bull, when I love, I love too hard
A earth sign that love is love and respet God

Case

Case Woodard, known mononymously as Case, (born October 4, 1975) is a Grammy-nominated American R&B singer and songwriter.

After stints with R&B group ‘Future’ and a duo called ‘Black’, Case got work co-writing and singing background for artists including Usher, Christopher Williams and Al B. Sure. Case finally felt close to achieving his dream of becoming a solo artist, and he was. Armed with a song written by Faith Evans, Case was discovered by Russell Simmons who signed him to Def Jam Records. “Everything changed with this deal,” says Case, “I was in heaven, on cloud nine.”

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