M.I.A.
Omarion · Other Songs - Omarion
My new lady says she leaving me
Ah fuck her I don't care
Plus I got another over there
She been wantin to be with me
Got her in her underwear
Gave her what she want, now she need me..
I got more of that coming over soon
Lingerie all up in my room
I'mma make this toast to that one girl I love
I still smell her perfume
[Bridge]
Pour one up, no pour another (x3)
Numbin' up
[Hook]
Since you've been away, love's been MIA
Done looking for love, cause you took away her
Now I'm MIA
Done looking for love, cause you took away her lvoe
[Verse 2 - Omarion]
My new lady says she leaving me
Ah fuck her I don't care
Told me that she loved me, yeah
I just give them the scenery, they won't ever compare
To the ones that still got it
I call her up but she won't answer
And she knows what I'm looking for
And she knows what I'm looking for
[Bridge + Hook]
[Wale]
Call me a rolling stone, missus
Still tryna deal with ya
Loving too much will leave you blue and I ain't pledge Sigma
I'm a real nigga
Giving feelings just ain't me
The more attention you give em
The more options they seek
Talk is cheap, knew I should've kept the receipt
She said she loyal, but all bitches gonna talk in the streets
That's how I play it, how I play it
All it is is game
As I hit another paper plane I'm MIA
M.I.A.
Omarion's "M.I.A." stands as a defining track within his extensive R&B discography, showcasing the smooth vocal stylings that have anchored his career for over two decades. Emerging from an era where he solidified his status as a leading figure in contemporary soul, the song reflects his ability to blend emotional depth with accessible pop sensibilities. The recording captures the artist's signature blend of romantic vulnerability and rhythmic precision, hallmarks of his work during this productive period. As part of a broader catalogue that includes numerous charting singles and collaborative efforts, "M.I.A." exemplifies the polished production and heartfelt delivery that fans have come to expect. It remains a testament to his enduring influence on the genre, offering a listening experience that balances personal expression with broad commercial appeal.