What You Deserve

Ill Nino · Best Of [2006]

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It's too bad that you

Have made mistakes

Too bad that I

Cannot relate

When all else fails

When all else fades

I kept my word through bitter days (Through bitter days)



What you don't know (Don't know)

Won't leave a scar

What you don't know (Don't know)

Hasn't killed you so far

What you don't know (Don't know)

Is who you are

I just give you something to talk about

What you don't know



It's too late that now

I've changed my mind

Too late somehow

To recognise

When all else fails

When all I find

Are all my words, perdido in time (Just lost in time)



What you don't know (Don't know)

Won't leave a scar

What you don't know (Don't know)

Hasn't killed you so far

What you don't know (Don't know)

Is who you are

I just give you something to talk about



So you lost yourself

Turned to someone else

Now you've given up your will to want to know

Then you find yourself

But you're someone else

In the end you only get what you deserve (What you deserve)



What you don't know (Don't know)

Won't leave a scar

What you don't know (Don't know)

Hasn't killed you so far

What you don't know (Don't know)

Is who you are

I just give you something to talk about

What you don't know (Don't know)

What you don't know (Don't know)

What you don't know (Don't know)

What You Deserve

Ill Nino's 'What You Deserve' stands as a defining track from his 2006 compilation 'Best Of,' capturing the raw energy and melodic sensibilities that characterize his work in the electronic and dance music scenes. Released during a period of significant activity for the artist, including the 'One Nation Underground' project and various EPs, the song reflects his signature blend of catchy hooks and atmospheric production. As part of his broader discography spanning the early 2000s to the mid-2010s, the recording exemplifies the genre's evolution while maintaining the distinct vocal style and rhythmic drive that fans associate with his catalog. The track remains a notable example of his contributions to the genre, showcasing a consistent approach to songwriting and arrangement that has kept his music relevant across multiple releases.