P.S. (I'm Still Not Over You)
Rihanna · Rihanna's - 3 Cd Collector's Set [2009]
yeah yeah-yeah
yeah yeah yeah
No oh wo
Mmm
[Verse 1]
Wassup?
I know we haven't spoken for a while
But I was thinking 'bout cha
And it kinda made me smile.
So many things to say
Had da put 'em in a letter
Thought it might be easier
The words might come out better
How's ya mother?
How's ya little brother?
Does he still look just like you?
So many things, I wanna know the answers to
[Bridge]
Wish I could press rewind
and rewrite every line
To the story of me and you
[Chorus]
Don't you know I've tried and I've tried
To get you off my mind
But it don't get no better
As each day goes by
And I'm lost and confused
I've got nothing to lose
Hope to hear from you soon
P.S. I'm still not over you
[Verse 2]
Excuse me
I really didn't mean to ramble on
But theres a lot of feelings
That remain since you been gone
I guess you thought that I
Woulda put it all behind me
But it seems there's always something
Right there to remind me
Like a silly joke
Or somthin on the T.V.
Boy it ain't easy
When I hear our song
I get that same ol feelin'
[Bridge]
Wish I could press rewind
Turn back the hands of time
And I shouldn't be telling you
[Chorus]
Don't you know I've tried and I've tried
To get you off my mind
But it don't get no better
As each day goes by
And im lost and confused
I've got nothing to lose
Hope to hear from you soon
P.S. Im still not over you
You (you)
Still not over you
Hey yeahhh
Mm mm
[Bridge]
Did you know I kept all of your pictures?
Don't have the strength to part with them yet
Ohh no
Tried to erase
The way ya kisses taste
But some things a girl can never forget
[Chorus]
Don't you know I've tried and I've tried
To get you off my mind
But it don't get no better
As each day goes by
And im lost and confused
Ive got nothing to lose
Hope to hear from you soon
P.S. Im still not over you
P.S. (I'm Still Not Over You)
Released in 2009, 'P.S. (I'm Still Not Over You)' stands as a poignant centerpiece on Rihanna's 'Rihanna's - 3 Cd Collector's Set [2009]', reflecting her enduring ability to blend R&B sensibilities with pop sensibilities. The track captures the raw vulnerability of lingering affection, delivered through her signature melodic phrasing and emotive vocal delivery. As part of her broader discography from that era, the song exemplifies her transition into a more mature, introspective style while maintaining her characteristic charisma. It remains a defining recording that showcases her capacity to articulate complex romantic sentiments without relying on explicit lyrical declarations, cementing its place in her catalog of emotionally resonant ballads.

