There you are Effie. I don′t want to stay around this. Don′t worry baby, I′ll buy you out. The longest song on "Renaissance" is also one of the most graphic.
You were real bad trouble from the start! You were our trouble. Go ahead and rant and scream and shout. 'Cause I don't take that talk from no second-rate diva, who can't sustain. We both know that this love won't die.
So they bought your black ass too, huh? Beyoncé released her critically acclaimed seventh album "Renaissance" last Friday. Her words can easily get lost in the album's energetic production, but some lines demand attention. "Virgo's Groove" delights in specific sexual acts like "motorboating", celebrating the physical pleasures of intimacy (or, as Beyoncé puts it, "nudity and ecstasy"). When it all over lyrics. And maybe you settle. How much did YOU put out to get in? Writer(s): Deborah Lurie, Henry Krieger, Tom Eyen. Though the couple is still together, it would seem that they went through a rough patch; many of the lyrics hinge on Beyoncé reacting to the allegations of Jay Z cheating on her, particularly opening track "Pray You Catch Me.
And gettin' fatter all the time. Just take the money and run. Love me Curtis was supposed to love me. Maybe we reached the mountain peak. You in this with them, CC? Beyoncé it's all over lyrics. This is the result of me listening and taking action. In a statement on Instagram, Lizzo wrote, "Let me make one thing clear: I never want to promote derogatory language. There's no two ways about it. But I honestly can't say I still love you. I don′t wanna stay around this, I'm just breakin' in to this business.
It's All Over Covers. Song: "Church Girl". Hey, now watch your tone, don't blame it on Lorrell. Givin' all kinds of bullshit, flak. Everyone:] You were trouble. You've been late, you′ve been mean, giving all kinds of bullshit flack. This time you know what you′ve done. I've put up with your naggin'. But you′re gettin out now, I′m not building this group to have you tear it apart, go ahead & rant and scream and shout.
I know that this will hurt you. I'm not buildin' this group. You remember that, Curtis. However, her team have now confirmed that part of the album will be re-recorded after it sparked backlash for containing a lyric that can be viewed as demeaning to those with a disability, in particular spastic cerebral palsy. Find More lyrics at.
I feel I know what's best for us. Now you listen to me Ms. Blame-it-on-the-world, see I put up with you for much too long. As if this line wasn't devastating enough, Beyoncé decided to repeat it twice in a row. In the track Heated, one line sees the star sing "Sp*zzin' on that ass, sp*z on that ass" – a lyric that has since been called out by disability charity, Scope (which campaigns to educate the public and rid the world of negative attitudes towards those who are disabled). Type the characters from the picture above: Input is case-insensitive. There's no money dirty enough to buy me out. You could've warned me but that would′ve been too kind. I can see that we're not happy here.
Oh now when are you two gonna stop all this fighting? CURTIS, I'm your woman! "I'm proud to say there's a new version of 'Grrrls' with a lyric change. I always knew you two were together! Effie:] I'm not feeling well.
Beyoncé closes the album with a disco-house track that flips gender roles from the very first line: "I wanna house you and make you take my name. Does it come as a surprise / That I dance like I've got diamonds / At the meeting of my thighs? Now you lying, lying; I never been so thin You lying, lying, 'cause your knocking up that piece who thinks she's better than everybody She ain't better than anybody, she ain't nothing but common! Effie:] I turn my back and find myself out on the line. This might be a cheeky reference to "Family Feud, " Beyoncé's 2017 collaboration with her husband Jay-Z, on which he raps, "Ain't no such thing as an ugly billionaire, I'm cute. Even though "cunty" and "hunty" are both words commonly deployed in drag, ballroom, and queer house music ("Pure/Honey" samples Kevin Aviance's "Cunty" and Moi Renee's "Miss Honey"), it's still felt like a small electric shock the first time I heard Beyoncé use them. As referenced in Scope's statement, fellow singer Lizzo recently faced backlash from the disabled community for using the same word in her song, Grrls, and promptly responded with an apology and new recording on the track.
Now you listen to me, Miss Blame-It-On-The-World See I put up with you for much too long I have put up with your bitching, I've put up with your nagging, and all your screaming too! There you are Effie I've been looking all over. And give love another life. And let's give love their wings. But you're getting out now. You're getting out nowI'm not building this group to have you tear it apart Go ahead and rant and scream and shout Don't worry baby, I'll buy you out. Cool it Effie, this time you know what you've done! DEENA, LORRELL, CURTIS, C. C., & JIMMY]. You were real bad trouble from the start... Curtis I′m your woman. It′s just I haven't been feeling that well.