Yesterday (Remix)
Toni Braxton · Pulse [2010]
Gave you the benefit of the doubt
Til you showed me what you were about
Your true colors came out, ooohhh
And your words couldn't hide the scent
Cuz the truth about where you've been
Is in a fragrance I cant recognize
Standing there
Scratching your head
Blood shot eyes, drunk with regret
Hanging yourself ten feet over the edge
Im done with this
Feeling like an idiot
Loving you, Im over it
I just don't love you, don't love you no more
(Chorus)
You, you are so yesterday
Never thought you'd lose my love this way
Now you come begging me to stay
Say, you, you are so yesterday
I wont let you rain on my parade
Don't wanna hear a thing you say
So Yesterday
(Trey's Verse)
Baby whatchu saying to me is
Theres no more you and I
Couldn't get it right on yesterday
So kiss our tomorrows goodbye
Baby love should've brought me home
Should've just been a man about it
But now im crying like a baby
Girl your love is like my blanket
Don't know what to do without it
Standing here, pleading my case
But you don't care to hear what I say
Hanging yourself ten feet over the edge, oh no babe
My promises don't mean nothing
The end is so disgusting
I just don't love you, don't love you no more
You, you are so yesterday
Never thought you'd lose my love this way (I never thought)
Now you come begging me to stay
Say, you, you are so yesterday
I wont let you rain on my parade
Don't wanna hear a thing you say
So Yesterday
And now you wanna reminisce (now I wanna reminisce)
Say you wanna try again (said I wanna try again)
Started with a little kiss (a kiss, a kiss)
We cant even regret (no no)
Now I never wanna see you, never wanna feel you
Never wanna hear you
I don't love you, don't need you, cant stand you
No more,
(CHORUS)
So yesterday
So yesterday
So yesterday
Yesterday (Remix) - Toni Braxton
Released on the 2010 compilation album Pulse, this remix of Toni Braxton's classic 1982 hit reimagines the timeless ballad with a modern production approach. The original recording, from her debut album Toni Braxton, established her signature soulful vocal style and became a defining track of the 1980s R&B genre. By updating the arrangement while retaining the emotional core of the melody, the remix honors the song's legacy as a standard in the repertoire of contemporary singers. It serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of Braxton's early work, bridging the gap between her initial breakthrough and her later career phases. The track remains a popular choice for live performances and radio play, showcasing the artist's ability to deliver heartfelt storytelling through her distinctive voice.

