Yesterday

NLT · Other Songs - NLT

V1:



Never meant to cause you no pain

When I said I never wanted to see you again, Ohh

Took advantage of all that I gave, babe

So what's the news, tryen to get me to stay



Tried everything to make this thing work

Cause I found that you were god's gift to the earth, no

You could have told me we wouldn't be, yea

Together... forever

CHORUS:



Tell me why, now that I'm leaven you're missen me

Tell me why, (oh why) when I loved you, you hated me

Tell me why, (oh why) now that I moved on you're wanting me

But baby its too late now I don't want to go back to yesterday

V2:



I was everything you wanted in a man, baby

Everyday I try to do the best that I can ohh

But you never thought that I'd be the one, yeah

(ohh baby, baby)

CHORUS:



Please, tell me why, now that I'm leaven you're missen me you're missen me

Tell me why, when I loved you, you hated me

Tell me why, now that I moved on you're wanting me, yeah, yeah

Baby but its too late now I don't want to go back to yester

BRIDGE:



No I don't want you back no I don't feel your pain

You gotta understand that I'm finally a man

Please don't say anymore

I'm already out the door

Aint nothing you can do

Cause baby I'm over you



It's the end, oh

Baby its getting old

Cant take the stress in mer

So baby I've gotta leave

This is my final good bye

Baby tell me why

Ohh baby



Yeah yeah, oha oha oha oha

Well baby its too late now I don't wanna go back to yeste

CHORUS:



Tell me why, now that I'm leaven you're missen me

Tell me why, when I loved you, you hated me

Tell me why, now that I moved on you're wanting me

But baby its and its too late now, now and no I don't wanna go back to yesterday

NLT - Yesterday

NLT's 'Yesterday' stands as a defining track in the evolution of English-language rap, blending Southern hip-hop roots with melodic sensibilities that paved the way for the modern trap sound. Released in 2016, the song exemplifies the group's signature style, characterized by smooth vocal delivery and intricate production that prioritized flow and atmosphere over traditional boom-bap rhythms. As one of their most commercially successful releases, it helped solidify NLT's reputation as a pivotal force in the genre, influencing a generation of artists who adopted similar melodic hooks and lyrical structures. The track remains a staple in discussions regarding the transition from traditional hip-hop to the more polished, radio-friendly sound that dominated mainstream music in the mid-2010s.