Released: January 1, 2011

Songwriter: Hoodie Allen

[Intro]
I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know
Every time you go
I know, I know, I know
Every time you go
I know, I know, I know
Every time you go

[Verse 1]
I can play a little bit of keys
But I can’t really give you what you need
I graduated and you said "that if I leave
It really wouldn’t be easy to put together the piece"
So nowadays when I call you just to speak
I hear a lot of empty spaces in between
I see a lot of empty faces in your life
But I ain’t ever there to tell you that they just oughta peace

[Bridge]
So if you’re really gone
It only gets better
I say I’m moving on
It only gets better
I try to fill it up
And I remember the stuff
That made us just wanna rush like fools would do
If you really gone
It only gets better
I say I’m moving on
It only gets better
And I start to believe that music is what I need
Now every story would need to end happily
(everytime you go…happily…)

[Hook]
And I know, this is on, this is hard, this is real bad
Oh no we're real bad
Cause I don’t even feel bad
I know, know, know (3x)
I know, I know
(Every time you go)

[Verse 2]
And I can play a little bit of “he said” “she said”
And I ain’t tryna kiss you when you smoking that wee-head
And I ain’t tryna miss you when I’m poking that bees nest
Tryna get that
Honey honey honey ooh honey ima do it again
Oh I’m mad cuz im thinking that we all cool
And now the only thing you’re thinking ‘bout is law school
And a situation that really doesn’t involve you
Well, then I’m a idiot

[Bridge]

[Hook]

[Outro]
This is on, this is hard, this is real bad
It’s real bad
I don’t even feel bad
I know know know, I know know know, I know, yeah I know
Every time you

Hoodie Allen

Hoodie Allen (born August 19, 1988) is a rapper from Long Island, NY. His real life name is Steven Markowitz – the stage name Hoodie Allen came from his youth nickname “Hoodie” and is a wordplay with actor Woody Allen.

He would gain first success with several mixtapes and EPs such as Leap Year, All American and Crew Cuts, before going on to release his first studio album People Keep Talking in 2014. Hoodie went on to release Happy Camper in 2016, The Hype in 2017, and Whatever USA in 2019.

His style is a mixture of rap and pop – catchy hooks are often embedded in two or three fast spoken verses. His lyrics mostly deal with fame, girls and parties and are very reference-heavy.