Jealous.
Beyoncé · Other Songs - Beyoncé
I'm in my penthouse half-naked,
I cooked this meal for you naked,
So where the hell you at?
It's just one shot left of this drink in this glass,
Don't make me break it.
I wish you were me, so you could feel this feeling,
I never broke one promise,
And I know when you're not honest, now you got me yellin'
That's because I'm jealous
If you're keeping your promise, I'm keeping mine
Oh I'm jealous,
If you're keeping your promise, I'm keeping mine
Oh, oh, I'm jealous, ohhh ohhh
Sometimes I wanna walk in your shoes,
Do the type of things that I never ever do
So I can take one look in the mirror and say to myself,
Baby girl you can't survive like this
Take it one step further,
Freakum dress out my closet,
'Yonce fillin' out this skirt
I look damn good I ain't lost it
And I ain't missed a beat,
Boy you been hangin' out at night tonight
I'm staying out 'till tomorrow
Dancing on dem tables, ain't got no cares no sorrows
I ran into my ex, say what up to his besties,
Now we reminiscing, how we used to flex in Texas,
Don't be jealous
If you're keeping your promise, I'm keeping mine
Oh you're jealous,
If you're keeping your promise, I'm keeping mine
Ahh you're jealous
Sometimes I wanna walk in your shoes,
Do the type of things that I'll never ever do
I take one look in the mirror and say to myself,
Baby girl you can't survive like this, no no nooo
And I hate you for your lies and your covers,
And I hate us for making good love to each other
And I love making you jealous, but don't judge me
And I know that I'm being hateful but that ain't nothin'
That ain't nothin'...I'm just jealous
I'm just human...Don't judge me
If you're keeping your promise I'm keepin' mine
(Don't judge me) (I'm jealous)
If you're keeping your promise I'm keepin' mine
Instrumental
Jealous.
Beyoncé's 'Jealous.' stands as a pivotal track within her discography, serving as the title song for her 2013 self-titled album. Released during a period of intense personal and professional transformation, the recording captures the raw vulnerability and emotional complexity of her life at the time. The song blends elements of R&B and soul with a distinct, minimalist production style that emphasizes lyrical clarity and vocal delivery. It was a significant moment in her career, often discussed in relation to her broader work on 'I Am... Sasha Fierce' and her subsequent evolution as an artist. The track remains a defining example of her ability to convey deep personal narratives through her music, resonating with listeners who connect with themes of heartbreak and self-discovery.

