Never Again
Justin Timberlake · Justified
Guess it's true what they say about love
It's blind
Girl, you lied straight to my face
Looking in my eyes
And I believed you 'cause I loved you more than life
And all you had to do
Was apologize
You didn't say you're sorry
I don't understand
You don't care that you hurt me
And now I'm half the man
That I used to be when it was you and me
You didn't love me enough
My heart may never mend
And you'll never get to love me, again
No, no, no, no, no, no
Sadness has me at the end of the line
Helpless watched you break this heart of mine
And loneliness only wants you back here with me
Common sense knows that you're not good enough for me
And all you had to do
Was apologize, and mean it
But you didn't say you're sorry
I don't understand
You don't care that you hurt me
And now I'm half the man
That I used to be when it was you and me
You didn't love me enough
My heart may never mend
And you'll never get to love me
Wish like hell I could go back in time
Maybe then I could see how
Forgiveness says that I should give you one more try
But it's too late, it's over now
You didn't say you're sorry
I don't understand
You don't care that you hurt me
And now I'm half the man
That I used to be when it was you and me
You didn't love me enough
My heart may never mend
And you'll never get to love me
Again ,yeah
Again, yeah, yeah
Again, again, again, yeah, yeah, yeah
Never get to love me
Never Again
Justin Timberlake's 'Never Again' stands as a defining track from his 2002 breakthrough album, Justified. Marking a significant departure from his earlier boy band roots, the song showcases the polished R&B and pop sensibilities that would come to characterize his solo career. The recording features a driving rhythm and Timberlake's signature falsetto, capturing the emotional intensity of a relationship that has reached its end. As part of a critically acclaimed body of work, the track highlights his evolution into a sophisticated solo artist capable of blending contemporary production with timeless songwriting. The song remains a staple in his discography, representing the high-energy, emotionally charged sound that solidified his status as a leading figure in early 2000s pop music.