Never No More
Aaliyah Haughton · Other Songs - Aaliyah
With no questions asked
I wanted a future
Who cares 'bout the past
That first argument
You up and left (up and left)
I've seen a change in you (change in you)
Words I won't accept
I thought I had lost you
When you twist back my arm
Cuz the man i thought i knew
wouldn't do me no harm
And that ran through my mind
Over again, I promised myself
You wouldn't put your hands on me again
Never no more
I didn't sleep that night
And I held my pillow tight
Now trust me when I say
You have been told
I'm tellin you to never touch me no more
Never no more
I should have left you
When you called me out my name
I stooped to your level
Replied you the same
Now here we are again
You at my throat
Now I see the same old change
That I did before
I walk away from you
At the drop of a dime
Saw that this treatment is way out of line
And that ran through my mind
Over and over again, I promised myself
You wouldn't put your hands on me again
Never no more
You know I'd rather give you your space
Cuz I just don't know
What, to or not to say
Stay out your way or get in your face
I just know you better not touch me again
Oh I, I walkaway
That is one game I refuse to play
Oh, I didn't sleep that night
I held my pillow tight
Now trust me when I say
You have been told
I'm tellin you never to touch me no more
Never no more
Never no more
Never No More
Aaliyah Haughton's 'Never No More' stands as a defining track from her early career, showcasing her signature blend of R&B and hip-hop influences that would characterize her later work. Released during a pivotal period in her development, the song reflects the confident, soulful vocal style that made her a prominent figure in 1990s music. While often associated with her debut album 'Aaliyah', the track's specific placement and production choices highlight her ability to craft intimate yet powerful recordings. The song captures the essence of her artistic identity, balancing smooth melodies with a rhythmic edge that resonated with audiences seeking a fresh sound in the genre. It remains a testament to her early talent and the enduring appeal of her vocal delivery.