LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS)
SIPHO. * Track #7 On PRAYERS & PARANOIA
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LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Taste the bitterest part of me
Ain't got too long till I'm dead
So won't you do what you said
Before you say it again?
Oh, it's that sweet little part of me
That wants to feel you a second more
So won't you wish me your worst?
Then lay me down in your curse, your curse
[Chorus]
'Cause I can't live with no regrets
So come and taste it on my lips
The bittersweetness of revenge
But I'd still do it again
Do it again
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I'd do it again
Do it again
[Verse 2]
Now I got you oozing from the fever
That you get when you losе your mind
Go 'head and try somebody elsе
Can't have my sweet sensations
Don't you cry now, 'cause it's alright
I've seen it all before
Full of pride now, till it dies out
And it's all mine, all mine
[Chorus]
'Cause I can't live with no regrets
So come and taste it off my neck
The bittersweetness of revenge
But I'd still do it again
Do it again
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I'd do it again
Do it again now I
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I'd do it again
Do it again, now I
[Bridge]
I want you here to feed my soul
I got that thing you can't control
Flows through your body, can't let go
Can't curse me
Keep your mercy
[Chorus]
But I'd still do it again
Do it again
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I'd do it again
Do it again, now I
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I got no regrets
I'd do it again
Do it again, now I
LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS) Q&A
Who wrote LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS)'s ?
LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS) was written by Joseph Rodgers & Paul Epworth.
Who produced LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS)'s ?
LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS) was produced by Joseph Rodgers & SIPHO..
When did SIPHO. release LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS)?
SIPHO. released LOCK IT IN (NO REGRETS) on Thu Sep 07 2023.
What have the artists said about the song?
Once again it’s a character piece, but this is almost a part of me. It’s me being an overt kind of villain. Sometimes you have to be mean – like, ‘I did this thing for myself, my bad’. It’s brash, and psychotic, and in your face, but in a classy way.
— via The Line of Best Fit