Lupe Fiasco (ft Skylar Grey) – Words I Never Said Lyrics
Lupe Fiasco (ft Skylar Grey) – Words I Never Said. Lyrics included below.
“I’ma part of the problem, my problem is I’m peaceful, And I believe in the people”
Second single off Lupe’s Lasers album produced by Alex Da Kid. Out March 8th.
Read the Lupe Fiasco Words I Never Said Lyrics featuring Skylar Grey with audio after the jump.
Lupe Fiasco Words I Never Said Lyrics
[Skylar Grey]
It’s so loud Inside my head
With words that I should have said!
As I drown in my regrets
I can’t take back the words I never said
I can’t take back the words I never said
[Lupe Fiasco]
I really think the war on terror is a bunch of bullshit
Just a poor excuse for you to use up all your bullets
How much money does it take to really make a full clip
9/11 building 7 did they really pull it
Uhh, And a bunch of other cover ups
Your childs future was the first to go with budget cuts
If you think that hurts then, wait here comes the uppercut
The school was garbage in the first place, thats on the up and up
Keep you at the bottom but tease you with the uppercrust
You get it then they move you so you never keeping up enough
If you turn on TV all you see’s a bunch of “what the f-cks”
Dude is dating so and so blabbering bout such and such
And that aint Jersey Shore, homie thats the news
And these the same people that supposed to be telling us the truth
Limbaugh is a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist
Gaza strip was getting bombed, Obama didn’t say shit
Thats why I aint vote for him, next one either
I’ma part of the problem, my problem is I’m peaceful
And I believe in the people.
[Skylar Grey]
It’s so loud inside my head
With words that I should have said!
As I drown in my regrets
I can’t take back the words I never said
I can’t take back the words I never said
[Lupe Fiasco - Verse 2]
Now you can say it aint our fault if we never heard it
But if we know better than we probably deserve it
Jihad is not a holy war, wheres that in the worship?
Murdering is not Islam!
And you are not observant
And you are not a muslim
Israel don’t take my side cause look how far you’ve pushed them
Walk with me into the ghetto, this where all the Kush went
Complain about the liquor store but what you drinking liquor for?
Complain about the gloom but when’d you pick a broom up?
Just listening to Pac aint gone make it stop
A rebel in your thoughts, aint gon make it halt
If you don’t become an actor you’ll never be a factor
Pills with million side effects
Take em when the pains felt
Wash them down with Diet soda!
Killin off your brain cells
Crooked banks around the World
Would gladly give a loan today
So if you ever miss payment
They can take your home away!
[Skylar Grey]
It’s so loud inside my head
With words that I should have said!
As I drown in my regrets
I can’t take back the words I never said, never said
I can’t take back the words I never said
[Lupe Fiasco - Verse 3]
I think that all the silence is worse than all the violence
Fear is such a weak emotion thats why I despise it
We scared of almost everything, afraid to even tell the truth
So scared of what you think of me, I’m scared of even telling you
Sometimes I’m like the only person I feel safe to tell it to
I’m locked inside a cell in me, I know that there’s a jail in you
Consider this your bailing out, so take a breath, inhale a few
My screams is finally getting free, my thoughts is finally yelling through
[Skylar Grey]
It’s so loud Inside my head
With words that I should have said!
As I drown in my regrets
I can’t take back the words I never said
As soon as the full song drops I will update these lyrics. Stay tuned. Drop any corrections in the comments and I will update.
Let me know what you think of the Lupe Fiasco “Words I Never Said Lyrics”?
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these next two hours are gonna drag..im hyping this song so much!
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Ahhhhh I can’t wait for this song!!
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Where does it drop?
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 6:31 am
Midnight EST. 30 more mins from now…
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Fuckin pumpddd for LASERS!!!! <3 AJM<3
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So am I gonna be able to check this song out on killerhiphop? I wanna hear it soooo badly I’ve been crazing this song since the trailers release!!! Hook me up killerhiphop!!!!
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It just came out on Lupefiasco.com!!
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you guys are so fast!!! I love it and this site!
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 8:00 am
Thanks Neto1093. Glad you like the site.
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Listened to it 4 times now, fantastic.
Lasers is going to be AMAZING.
March 8th baby.
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Lupes second verse youre missing a line somewhere around 3-4th line.
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GOOOD Shit killer
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 7:59 am
Thanks for your support Electronica.
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I think Lupe’s last line goes, “My screams are finally getting free, my thoughts are finally yelling through.”
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 7:58 am
Thanks Anthony. Lyrics updated.
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Holy shit bro, you are good
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rebel in your thoughts*
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 7:58 am
Thanks V. Updated. Appreciate your help.
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WOW. Pure genius.
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i swear ive used over 30 hiphop websites
and this is by far the best 1 ever
yu guys are the shit
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 8:16 am
Thanks Bayron. Truly appreciate your support.
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Lupe one real dude man way more diffrent then these rappers that talk about sex drugs and money.
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Killer hiphop continues to impress me on how fast you can get new music like this up. What a beast. Keep doing what you’re doing. Best hiphop website on the planet.
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 8:33 am
Thanks Juice. Appreciate your support. Your positivity keeps us going. Peace.
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LOVE THE POLITICS!
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WOW FAST!!!! The only site I found with the actual lyrics!!!!
Lasers are BEAMING omg!!!! These lyrics can kill…
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thanks for the lyricsssss was dying to listen to this song since the teaser dropped
cant wait for all black everything
and march 8th
lupe never fails to impress any of his fans
he keeps doing his best
we love u soo much lupe ur amazing
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Forget the other hiphop websites. This is where it’s at.
Lupe did it again.
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i came to killer first for lyrics cuz i knew they’d have
man… powerful song
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omg.. amazing.. i didnt expect it so good .. alex da kid did a masterpiece again, Skylars hook was wonderful , and Lupe was clever on the lyrics and had a perfect flow. !
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adamw Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 2:03 pm
@adamw,
and of course thanks for the lyrics KHH! without your work i wouldnt enjoy hiphop so much! im gon donate once you make it available
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Your site is the best!
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Wow.
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thanks!!!!
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DOPEEEEEEEE
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“Limbaugh is a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist”
I believe it should be
“Limbaugh WAS a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist”
amazing song
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This song is that ishhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ! God I Love killerhiphop.com (:
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This song is amazing, cant wait for lasers.
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The speed of this site is crazy…wow
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i love lupe! so real, but out of curiosity what religion is he? is he an atheist or is he muslim?
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Chad Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 9:18 pm
@d bags,
he is a muslim
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deebo Reply:
February 1st, 2011 at 9:26 pm
@d bags,
hes a muslim
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Skylar Grey Is Beeeasst.
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Great job on the lyrics. I think it’s “inhale the fume” instead of “inhale a few” though.
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this song is so real
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Damn thats the truth right there
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Lupe is fire. Easily the best lyricist in hip hop. This song hits deep. #Lasers
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Lupe is such a realist… same or opposing points of view I will always respect the music this man puts out because there’s no bs in there.
Thanks killerhiphop… you’re always on top of the lyrics.
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this song realy fuckin rocks and that gaza and obama part was my fav + pill and realy entire song .
one of most meaningful song of this 2010 and 11
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Deepest lyrics i ever heard! cant wait till the albulm drops!
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Lyrics update:
It’s:
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Jihad is not ‘holy war’, where’s that in the worship?
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(he’s disputing the definition of Jihad that is currently accepted in the US). Removing the “a” and adding quotation mark is admittedly a small change, but changes the entire meaning of the verse.
Just my 2 cents
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this song is sex
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Hey,
I just wrote the song down for myself…
later on i found out you already did this, thanks a lot
helped me to figure our a few mistakes!
but i think it is:
“And these the same people supposedly telling us the truth”
thanks a lot!!
nice song by the way, i like it.
a little hard but i guess it’s useful to wake up some people.
greetz ali
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it’s nice to finally hear a song with truth in it.
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Damn, this ish is f-ckin nice!
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this is wonderful. mashallah love it
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Amazing song. This is the truth right heree
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I like this song
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WHY IT”S NOT SO LOUD IN LUPE FIASCO’S HEAD
In his soon to be classic, “Words I Never Said” Lupe Fiasco establishes an overwhelming organic sense of emotional release and for the aesthetic listener harvests lyrical content that is digestable without questioning because the tone is so heavily marked by its personal intimacy. The structure of the song, one could argue, lacks a unified theme, in other words, the song is a compilation of his “dislikes” and offers no meaning. But this conception is false because the looping of his “dislike” lays out the underlining theme, which is his unrestrained release of emotion, “words he never said”, and that in itself is a strong theme that merges the loops naturally. The song, regardless of today’s perception, will be deemed a classic, and what gives the song its legitimacy also robs it of its “loudness”, in the “political” sense. It is important, that the reader understand that I am analyzing the song in its “political” suggestions.
The priggish and humourless statements in the song heightens the boldness of the song, and the echoed and multiplied reverberation of the theme creates in the thought of the listener a maddening fume of anger that climbs to a zenith at the last verse when Fiasco proclaims, “My screams is finally getting free, my thoughts is finally yelling through.” The song fades and the listener is abandon in the midst of his/hers emotional peak and suddenly “it’s not so loud” and at this crossroad the listener should realize the song is silenced in its own theme.
Fiasco points out that the “Gaza strip was getting bombed, Obama didn’t say shit, Thats why I aint vote for him” and it is here that Fiasco makes his charged statement about the current administration but this charged and bold statement loses its weight when he begins to blame the other side, the Gaza people. He points out about them, “And you are not observant, And you are not a muslim” he continues to state, “Jihad is not a holy war, wheres that in the worship? Murdering is not Islam!” With the latter statement he is religiously misinformed because there are two types of Jihad; the greater Jihad which is the spiritual aspect like picking up branches from off the road, fasting, praying, giving charity, and the second and lesser Jihad which is the physical warfare that ensues after being provoked; contrary to Fiasco’s statement, both Jihads are holy. Once again, the statements about the Gaza people is bold! Just then he switches and attacks another side, “Israel don’t take my side cause look how far you’ve pushed them,” with this last verse he nullifies his earlier comment. By this point, Fiasco has basically criticized America, Palestine, and Israel and through this controls and creates an equilibrium of guilt and through this evades making the “loud” and personal statement. Blaming all sides, that is the easy way out, that is the silent way out, and there is no reason why he hasn’t said those words before anyway, because, the whole world has been saying them.
His sudden insertion of Glen Beck and Rush Limbaugh as being racist seems to have been positioned to replicate Kanye West’s historical declaration that “Bush doesn’t care about black people” which by the way, I thought he should have never apologized for. But Fiasco’s attempt falls flat because both the caricature characters that he mentions are not rumored to be racist, they are known and acknowledged by the general public as racist and purely entertaining. The most memorable line, in terms of radical statement is his attack on the military complex and the depreciation of the American school system. In this opening line of the song, he seems to have understood the significance of his radical position and I think that is why he placed it first. In that opening line, not only did he poetically diagnose a mammoth of a problem, he gave a concrete resolution, which is less on the military and more on education, which symbolically is less money for violence and more money for world understanding.
Now, due to his multi-facet base foundation, Fiasco has no choice, on many levels but to blame Obama, Israel, and the Palestinians for an issue that he is angry about, because Obama fans listen to him, Israel people listen to him, and the Palestinians listen to him. Now, the song does have a strong position on 911, building-seven conspiracy and who orchestrated it ; Fiasco never confirms but slightly hints at the American government. Given that the album is released for the world audience, it is bold, it is fresh, and it will anger everyone and make everyone think, and not blame just one side, and that is the reason why the song will be deemed a classic.
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RASTA D Reply:
March 29th, 2011 at 4:20 pm
How did you reach these conclusions? Are you really listening? You are so wrong on so many aspects. Stop trying to analyze and trying to sound like an intellectual. Your argument proves that you are not. If you like I could help you to over-stand and not over think it. This is not a flame of you.
Peace
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Musa Jemal Reply:
March 29th, 2011 at 11:54 pm
@RASTA D, I reached these conclusions because I “thought” I listened but I would like you to cite the many “aspects” I was wrong on. And I am anti-intellectual because those people are so annoying with their facts.
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EgyptianAndProud Reply:
May 6th, 2011 at 2:17 am
@Musa Jemal, fyi Jehad here refers to the cause that Al Qaada is fighting through its name not the true def of Jehad. Your also wrong bout this def.
I heard some good ones…Immortal Technique…Payday Monsanto…a few others…but man…this one’s HOT!
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the skylar grey hook is PURE GENIUS
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Great fucking song!
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This website is the best website i ever found , i swear ; and this is a great song , it tells the truth about Life
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Killerhiphop.com Reply:
February 23rd, 2011 at 5:14 pm
Thanks Luiss. Glad you like the site.
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This song woke me the f up. i was just writing some ish like this in my journal the other week… and i felt like i couldtnt tell anyone else, like it was some crazy ish, lke Lupe says in the one verse.
Thank you Lu, for always showin me why i i keep trying..
LuLu
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dis lu guy n nas plus pac tawk em realest shit i eva heard all ma whole entire life. They neva f a nigga up. R i p shakur. Miss u ma broda
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This songs keeps me going, no lie. True shit
That needs to be heard and understood if only
More people weren’t so ignorant to these facts!
Lupe keep spitting the truth, love your work
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he said tha trou
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Lupe is the best. It was great meeting him in person and being part of this video. It totally express my feelings. So glad my son and daughter were part of it. They are the only 2 kids you see in the video. They had a great time. Go Lupe!!!!
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TRUE
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This song is shit, Lupe is a no-name, loser hack. He sucks and is not a true muslim, but a fake ass one with no concept of it’s true meaning. He stinks, he’s a one track pony which is why he’s no bigger than he currently is. What an asshole.
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It’s Good To Know That He’s Getting The Truth Out I Love This Song Great Job
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The track is simply amazing!! LASERS from birth to death!!! Peace and no love to the haters spittin’ bullshit.
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wow so many comments for lupe? Damn wow i thnk yall jst told how great this song is ,fantastic!!
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