Genius Lyrics
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Rihanna – Say It
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“Say It” is a love ballad about Rihanna and this friend of hers. They both have strong, romantic feelings for each other but neither will admit it.
On the chorus, Rih encourages
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Rihanna – Say It (Soul Seekerz)
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[Intro] / You should tell me what's bugging you / And I'ma tell ya 'bout me / Make a wish and tell me your deepest thoughts / And I'ma make it easy / [Verse] / Emotions running
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Rihanna – Don't Stop the Music
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“Don’t Stop the Music” is an energetic dance-pop track about leaving the stress of life and dancing to the music. It was the fourth single off Good Girl Gone Bad and was promoted
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Rihanna (Ft. Drake) – What's My Name?
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On “What’s My Name?” Drake and Rihanna trade romantic bars about their lovers. In the music video, they play the love interests for each other.
The collaboration was originally
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Rihanna (Ft. Drake) – Work
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On “Work,” Rihanna seeks a deep, meaningful connection, however the male character she sings to (played by Drake) is only interested in sex. This narrative is similar to Rihanna
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Rihanna (Ft. JAY-Z) – Talk That Talk
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Another collab from Rihanna and Jay-Z, “Talk That Talk” is the title track of Rihanna’s sixth studio album.
With Rihanna and Jay on a track you can be sure this record will get
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Rihanna – Say It (Soul Seekerz Remix)
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[Intro] / You should tell me what's bugging you / And I'ma tell ya 'bout me / Make a wish and tell me your deepest thoughts / And I'ma make it easy / Make a wish tell me what's
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T.I. (Ft. Rihanna) – Live Your Life
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Released in 2008 on T.I.’s best-selling Paper Trail album, “Live Your Life” is a life-affirming T.I.-Rihanna tag-team that’s guaranteed to give you a boost.
The intro/outro is
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DJ Khaled (Ft. Bryson Tiller & Rihanna) – Wild Thoughts
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DJ Khaled links up R&B singers Rihanna & Bryson Tiller for the fourth single released on 16th of June, 2017, off his studio album, Grateful.
Sampling Santana’s classic 1999 track
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Rihanna – Bitch Better Have My Money
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Also stylized as “BBHMM”, “Bitch Better Have My Money” is a hit single released by Rihanna. The title comes from a scene in the 1988 film I’m Gonna Git You Sucka.
The image used
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Rihanna – Say It Samples
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See all of “Say It” by Rihanna’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Drake (Ft. Rihanna) – Take Care
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This track uses the beat and hook from the song “I’ll Take Care of U” from the Jamie XX and Gil Scott Heron album that dropped last year
The source material for all this is the
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Calvin Harris (Ft. Rihanna) – This Is What You Came For
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Calvin and Rihanna return to the club in “This Is What You Came For.” It’s their third collaboration, following “We Found Love” and “Where Have You Been.”
It makes sense that
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Rihanna – Pour It Up
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Rihanna’s basically saying that even though you see her spending money, she has more of it and will spend it accordingly.
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Rihanna (Ft. Jeezy) – Hard
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“Hard” is the second single from Rated R released on November 10, 2009. The song was a success, peaking at #8 on the US Billboard Hot 100, becoming Rihanna’s thirteenth top ten
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Rihanna – Disturbia
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“Disturbia” was co-written by Rihanna’s then-boyfriend and fellow recording artist, Chris Brown (alongside his team, the Graffiti Artizts), and was originally intended for his re-
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Rihanna – Russian Roulette
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This song compares a relationship with someone to playing Russian Roulette. In the end, as can be seen in the video, she wins the battle at the expense of the other. This song may
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Rihanna (Ft. Mikky Ekko) – Stay
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“Stay” is the second single off of Rihanna’s seventh studio album Unapologetic. It features guest vocals from Mikky Ekko and was written by Ekko and Justin Parker.
With this
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Jason Derulo – Whatcha Say
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“Whatcha Say” is an apology song about a man who cheated on his girl and now feels sorry after being caught.
In an interview with Digital Spy, Jason mentioned that the song was
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Rihanna – Unfaithful
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This song was released on Rihanna’s A Girl Like Me album, becoming its most prominent hit.
She describes the painful experience that she knows her boyfriend is going through as
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Rihanna (Ft. Future) – Loveeeeeee Song
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“Loveeeeeee Song” is the first collaboration between Rihanna and trap-rapper Future. The track was released as the fourth single from her seventh studio album Unapologetic on April
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Rihanna – Man Down
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“Man Down” is a reggae influenced song which details the murder of a man who was behaving abusively towards Rihanna, as is depicted in the song’s accompanying music video.
The
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Rihanna – Take a Bow
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“Take a Bow” is about Rih’s not wanting to rekindle her relationship with an unfaithful ex. She’s tired of hearing his excuses and wants to let him know it’s over for good.
The
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Eminem Apologizes To Rihanna On “Zeus” For Leaked Chris Brown Lyric
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“For that song that leaked, I’m sorry Ri/It wasn’t meant to cause you grief.”
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Rihanna – Pon de Replay
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“Pon De Replay” is Rihanna’s first ever single. It’s a fast-paced, dancehall, and catchy song about dancing at a club while listening to some great music courtesy of a DJ.
Right
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PARTYNEXTDOOR & Rihanna – BELIEVE IT
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On “BELIEVE IT,” PARTY teams up with fellow R&B legend Rihanna to stage her long-awaited comeback to music with her first feature since her and N.E.R.D.’s November 2017 track “
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Rihanna – Diamonds
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“Diamonds” was released as the lead single from Rihanna’s seventh studio album, Unapologetic. It became her twelfth number-one in the US. During the tracking week ending February
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David Guetta (Ft. Sia) – Titanium
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Sia and David Guetta’s massive track “Titanium” soared as the fourth single from Guetta’s Nothing but the Beat. Visceral, tall lyrics accompanying daring vocals and addictive
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Rihanna – James Joint
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“James Joint” is named after one of Rihanna’s co-writers, James Fauntleroy. He confirmed on Twitter that the track was named for him:
https://twitter.com/fauntleroy/status/
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Rihanna – Higher
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According to songwriter Bibi Bourelly, “Higher” was written in only 20 minutes. She spoke to Vice about the song:
Everything happens for a reason. Working with Rihanna has
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Kirko Bangz – Love Rihanna
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Kirko Bangz comes out and makes his obsession with Rihanna more known in this Remake of “Girls Love Beyonce” by yes… Drake. Bold ass Move bro.
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Rihanna, Kanye West & Paul McCartney – FourFiveSeconds
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“FourFiveSeconds” features vocals by Rihanna and Kanye West, and instrumentals by Sir Paul McCartney. It has earned praise for its minimalist instrumentals, which include acoustic
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Rihanna – Sex With Me
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In “Sex With Me”, Rihanna makes it clear that having sex with her is something unique; in fact, it’s luxurious and, according to her, “so amazing.”
Rih has definitely mentioned
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Rihanna – Goodbye
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“Goodbye” is one of Rihanna’s unreleased songs. This captivating piano ballad was originally intended to be on her album Rated R, but it didn’t make the cut. Because so many of the
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Rihanna – Cheers (Drink to That)
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“Cheers” is the third song on Rihanna’s 5th album Loud. Released August 2, 2011.
Filled with a soundboard of lazy, reggae pop cadence, meant for the ‘semi-alcoholics’. It opens
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Rihanna – Answer
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Rihanna originally recorded “Answer” for her 2011 sixth studio album Talk That Talk, but it didn’t make the final cut for the album. It was rumored that Rihanna has recorded the
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Rihanna – Do Ya Thang
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[Intro] / Oh (Oh, oh, oh, oh) / Oh (Oh) / Oh, na, na na na / (Go ahead) / Na, na na, na, na, na na, na / Na, na na, na, na, na na / (Go ahead) / [Verse 1] / Know I'm missin' that
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Tre Ward (Ft. Sticky The Menace) – Nothing to Say
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[Intro: Rihanna] / (shy don't stop) / I just have so much on my plate / That I can't even find time to entertain a / A steady relationship or anything serious / Or even a text or
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Rihanna (Ft. Jeezy) – Hard (Jody den Broeder Club Remix)
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[Intro: Rihanna] / Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah / Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah / Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah / Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah / [Verse 1: Rihanna] / They
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Eminem (Ft. Rihanna) – The Monster
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“The Monster” is Eminem’s fourth single from The Marshall Mathers LP 2. Incidentally, it also marks the fourth time Eminem and Rihanna have collaborated.
This dark and emotional
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Rihanna – We Ride
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“We Ride” is about an ex-lover, who promised Rih a healthy and faithful relationship, only to break those promises by cheating. In a 2006 MTV interview, Rihanna broke down the song
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Rihanna – We All Want Love
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“We All Want Love” is the seventh song from Talk That Talk. Although not a single, it peaked at #188 on the UK Singles Chart.
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Rihanna – Watch n' Learn
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Watch N Learn, off of Rihanna’s “Talk That Talk” album, basically explains how she want to turn one of her sex sessions with her man, into a sex lesson. While not trying to
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Rihanna (Ft. Calvin Harris) – We Found Love
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This is a single off Rihanna’s sixth studio album Talk that Talk. It was also included on 18 Months, the third album from Scottish electronic artist and this song’s producer Calvin
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Rihanna (Ft. Vybz Kartel) – You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)
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Rihanna is fighting with her man and telling him that he no longer deserves her kind loving. He’s been a fool with his actions and she’s no longer blind to it.
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Rihanna – Woo
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“Woo” is the only track with a credited feature from Rihanna’s previously rumored-boyfriend Travis Scott. Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd) is credited as one of the track’s composers/
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