Never Change – English Lyrics

• By: Rich The Kid

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

(This sound like a Rhondo beat)

She thought I'd never change, I'm done with playing games

Fed up with all the fame, them bitches was all the same

I'll give you my last name, ain't nothing gon' be the same

I know it might sound strange, but I promise I'm gonna change

Yeah, yeah

Changing for you

I know you hurting now

But I'm changing for you

I know you worth it, baby, ain't no more hurting, baby

I'ma go talk to me and my lady

Know I ain't playing about you, go crazy

Know I'll change for you, leave the game for you

I'll leave a nigga dead, red stain for you

I'll doing anything that you want me to

Know I done fucked up before

But I don't wanna see you cry no more

I ain't even finna lie no more

I see you walking out that door

Ain't perfect, but damn, I should've known you worth it

You know I wouldn't hurt you on purpose

Now all of them bitches, they worthless

Sorry I put you through that, been the realest, I knew that

She pack up and leave

Ain't comin' back, just tryna get on the right track

She leave, I chase her, she like that

She mad, I know she want this back

And I broke her trust, I'ma fix that

Said she ain't happy, I'ma change that

Oh

Changing for you

I know you hurting now

But I'm changing for you

I know you worth it, baby, ain't no more hurting, baby

I'ma go talk to me and my lady

Know I ain't playing about you, go crazy

Know I'll change for you, leave the game for you

I'll leave a nigga dead, red stain for you

I'll doing anything that you want me to

Key Grammar Structures

• She thought I'd never change, I'm done with playing games

  ➔ Past Perfect + Simple Past

  ➔ The Past Perfect ('thought I'd never change') is used to describe an action that occurred before another past action ('I'm done with playing games').

• I know it might sound strange, but I promise I'm gonna change

  ➔ Modal Verb (might) + Future Intentional (gonna)

  ➔ 'Might' expresses possibility, while 'gonna' is a colloquial way to express future intention.

• I know you hurting now, but I'm changing for you

  ➔ Present Continuous (hurting) + Present Continuous (changing)

  ➔ Both 'hurting' and 'changing' are in the present continuous tense, indicating actions happening now.

• I'll leave a nigga dead, red stain for you

  ➔ Future Simple (will leave)

  ➔ 'Will leave' is used to express a future action that is certain or decided.

• I ain't even finna lie no more

  ➔ Negative Contraction (ain't) + Slang (finna)

  ➔ 'Ain't' is a contraction of 'am not' or 'are not', and 'finna' is slang for 'fixing to' or 'about to'.

• You know I wouldn't hurt you on purpose

  ➔ Modal Verb (wouldn't) + Infinitive

  ➔ 'Wouldn't' is the negative form of 'would', used to express a past habit or a hypothetical situation.

• She pack up and leave, ain't comin' back

  ➔ Present Simple (pack, leave) + Negative Contraction (ain't)

  ➔ The present simple is used for habitual actions, and 'ain't' is a contraction of 'is not' or 'are not'.

• I broke her trust, I'ma fix that

  ➔ Past Simple (broke) + Future Intentional (I'ma)

  ➔ 'Broke' is in the past simple, and 'I'ma' (short for 'I am going to') expresses future intention.