How Does It Taste
James Fauntleroy · Other Songs - James Fauntleroy
i'm gonna do to you
and every time you told a lie to me
somehow it came true
and when you call my phone
i won't be home
a busy tune is all you hear
you can't be mad, you're getting it back
so tell me
how does it taste now
you get a little bit of your own medicine
mix it with a bit of your own element
how does it feel now
you get a little bit of your own medicine
tell me how does it taste
how does it taste
how does it taste
now maybe if you walk a mile in my shoes (uh huh)
you just might see my point of view (oh)
and i'll give anything to see the look up on your face
the second you hear
i've been out with someone else (oh)
when you tell me you love me
and i don't say it back
tell me how you feel
does it make you mad
i wanna know, i really hope so
so tell me
how does it taste now
you get a little bit of your own medicine
mix it with a bit of your own element
how does it feel now
you get a little bit of your own medicine
tell me how does it taste
how does it taste
how does it taste
now you can take the liquid
it might be a little bitter
so take your time, sip it
you got a whole big shot
now i put a little bit of hurt in (oh)
i put a little drop of pain (oh)
i mix it with a bit of sorrow (oh)
and a dose of hate
how does it taste now
you get a little bit of your own medicine
mix it with a bit of your own element
how does it feel now
you get a little bit of your own medicine
tell me how does it taste
How Does It Taste
James Fauntleroy's 'How Does It Taste' stands as a defining track within his extensive discography, showcasing his signature blend of soulful R&B and neo-soul. The recording captures the essence of his early career, characterized by lush harmonies and a smooth, emotive delivery that resonated deeply with audiences in the late 2000s. As a key component of his body of work, the song exemplifies his ability to craft intimate, atmospheric tracks that prioritize vocal nuance and melodic structure. It remains a staple in discussions regarding the evolution of modern soul music, reflecting the era's shift toward organic instrumentation and heartfelt lyricism. The track continues to be celebrated for its enduring quality and its role in establishing Fauntleroy's reputation as a versatile and emotionally resonant artist.