Love Ain't Love No More

Trey Songz · Other Songs - Trey Songz

Verse 1

Love ain't love no more

So baby tell me what's love

When there ain't a bit of trust

Baby how is we gon win

U ain't even my friend no more

U know that this ain't even my fault (oh no)

But I ain't even mad at all (Naw)

Just a little hurt

Cause I know I don't deserve this

How can I word this

Chorus

When U hurt, I hurt

U cry, I cry

U telling me this truths a lie

I mean love ain't love no more

When u feel ur pain

I feel the same

U telling me things ain't the same

Yes, love ain't love no more

verse 2

oh how can we call this us

When we ain't even making love

How can u pretend and

We don't even touch no more ( no more)

I don't ever want u to leave

And baby that's plain to see

So Ur love i'm addicted, i need me a fix quick

Or sum em gon go wrong wit me



chorus

U hurt, I hurt

U cry, I cry

U telling me this truths a lie

I mean love ain't love no more

When u feel ur pain

I feel the same

U telling me things ain't the same

Yes, love ain't love no more

Verse 3

Baby i'm looking to u

2 C what we have got to do (got to do)

2 fix this mess that we fell n

Cause i'm not tryna hurt again

U gave the price and I payed the cost

Don't want to risk anymore loses

I can't afford for u to be sad or u 2 be mad

cause when u hurt

Chorus

U hurt, I hurt

U cry, I cry

U telling me this truths a lie

I mean love ain't love no more

When u feel ur pain

I feel the same

U telling me things ain't the same

I guess, love ain't love no more

No more i guess love aint love no more no more no more.

Love Ain't Love No More

Trey Songz delivers a polished R&B track that explores the complexities of shifting romantic dynamics. Recorded during the height of his early career, the song showcases his signature smooth vocal delivery and melodic sensitivity, characteristic of the mid-2000s New York hip-hop and R&B scene. The composition blends soulful instrumentation with a rhythmic flow that emphasizes emotional vulnerability over aggressive performance. As a staple of his discography, the recording reflects the era's focus on relationship introspection and serves as a testament to his ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant hooks that defined his public musical identity.