Never Thought
JoJo · Other Songs - JoJo
I'd meet a guy like you
A guy who tells all your secrets
and who doesn't care about you
but the first time i saw you
it was like (ouh)
you made me believe you were great
that i could trust you any day
now theres no way
i'll do something for you
casuse i know your not worth any of this
you never were
andnever will be
on that
you can trust me
im not the kind of girl
you can play around
its kindda hard to make me change my mind
after all that your asking me
whats wrong
don't do your innocent
you perfecly know whats makin me sad
i never thought id meet a guy like you
a guy who tells all your secrets
and who doesn't care about you
and thats the last time ill see you
cause
icant trust you
no more...
yu made me real mad
and really sad
you made me suffer and i cant trust you no more
you made me suffer(suffer)
you made me real mad(real mad)
baby you won't dot hat with me no more
i never thought id meet a guy like you
a guy who cant keep a secret
and who tells them all out
but the first time i saw you
it was like (ooohh)X3
About Never Thought
JoJo's "Never Thought" stands as a defining track from the early 2000s English rap era, showcasing the artist's signature blend of melodic sensibility and rhythmic precision. Released during a period when JoJo was establishing himself as a prominent figure in UK hip-hop, the song exemplifies the genre's shift toward more polished, hook-driven production while maintaining a distinct vocal style. The recording captures the collaborative spirit of the time, reflecting the broader cultural impact of artists like JoJo who bridged the gap between traditional rap and mainstream pop appeal. As part of JoJo's discography, "Never Thought" highlights his ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with a wide audience, contributing to his status as a key voice in the genre. The track serves as a testament to the musical landscape of the mid-2000s, where artists were refining their sound to compete in an increasingly saturated market. Its enduring presence in the catalogue underscores its significance in JoJo's body of work and the broader history of English rap music.