Nothing Was The Same

Drake · Other Songs - Drake

I love you so much!

But I hate what you've done

I know from here things will never be the same

And things will probably never change

I know what we want

Isn't exactly what god had planned

Hey it's all I can do is

Hope you can see the difference

And prey for the best

Please don't forget me!



I wont soothe your pain

I wont ease your strength



Drake:

I should let you fall in love with

Someone else girl

I live in L.A

You in Chicago

You're not patient

I'm not patient

We shouldn't be together

I think we shouldn't be together

No more no (no more no)

Just think I'm where it all beginning

You're the envy of your prince

Plus you know you're not yourself any more

The miracle of change

But if we got together it will never be the same like before girl

And I'm sorry

I said I'm sorry girl

(Yeah)

She said look me in my fucking eyes and say it

But tell me am I wrong for what I'm saying



Is it wrong for me to tell these women what they wanna hear

Try to control us

You wanna hold us down

Yeah you really wanna hold us down

Yeah you really wanna hold us



All I asked is for a chance to prove that money can't really make me happy

Crazy how I blew myself from fucked up predicaments

I mean women inspire me to great things

(Drake:?)

I need to grow some fucking confidence

And why you gotta say the last words

And if I tell you how I really felt

(There probably end up being another argument candy girl,

You know everything you thought of me came from yourself)

Yeah

And that shit starts to get old

And I don't mean to say the most

But you know how they say you are who you hang with?

SO IT BOTHERS ME WHEN YOU HANG WITH HOES



Drake:

Is it wrong for me to tell these women what they wanna hear



You know how they say

If you love somebody

That don't love you back

Love them anyway

Nothing Was The Same

Drake's 'Nothing Was The Same' stands as a pivotal moment in his discography, marking a decisive shift from his earlier R&B-influenced sound to a more aggressive, hip-hop-centric style. Released in 2013, the track serves as the lead single from his debut mixtape, which redefined his artistic identity and solidified his status as a dominant force in contemporary rap. The song's production features a minimalist beat that emphasizes Drake's vocal delivery and introspective lyrics, exploring themes of personal growth and the complexities of fame. It became a cultural touchstone, influencing a generation of artists to embrace vulnerability within the genre and setting the stage for his subsequent major-label success. The recording is widely regarded as a defining work of the mid-2010s era, bridging the gap between his early mixtape experiments and his polished studio albums.