Never Know 'bout Love (Trashy Boy)

Ke$ha · Other Songs - Ke$ha

Oh

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

Til you try

Wanna try?

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

Til you try

Wanna try?



Trashy boy digging that scruffy face

You got my body moving

Scratching your shitty bass

You know you're boring b-boring

Going to waste

Meet me

Side street

New York City

Rewind

Don't tell daddy



Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy (I am a trashy boy)

Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy

Wanna try?



I want to rendezvous with you

I want to rendezvous with you

Wanna try?



Misfit

Looking like a communist

You're just a bad habit

Picking myself to kick

You've gotta keep it down

And make it quick

I'll be youre kitten

Lap you up

Like youre a bowl of cream



You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

Til you try

Wanna try?

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

You'll never know bout love

Til you try

Wanna try?



Ahhhhhhh



Meow



Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy (I am a trashy boy)

Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy

Wanna try?

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy (Wanna Try?)

Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy

Wanna try?

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy (I am a trashy boy)

Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy

Wanna try?

Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy (I am a trashy boy)

Youre

Youre

Youre

Trash

A trashy boy

Wanna try?

Never Know 'bout Love (Trashy Boy)

Ke$ha's 'Never Know 'bout Love (Trashy Boy)' stands as a defining track from her 2010 debut album, Animal. The song exemplifies the pop-punk and emo influences that permeated her early work, blending catchy hooks with a raw, confessional tone about heartbreak and self-worth. Featuring a prominent collaboration with P. Diddy, the recording captures the high-energy, chaotic aesthetic characteristic of the late 2000s pop landscape. It remains a staple of her discography, showcasing her ability to merge mainstream appeal with personal vulnerability during a pivotal era in her career.