From groundbreaking performances at the Grammy Awards to major album releases, the year brought attention to the global influence of Nigerian music and the unique artists that continue to drive its growth.

Here are the top 20 moments that shaped Nigerian music industry in 2024:

1. Burna Boy's historic performance at the Grammy Awards

Burna Boy creates history as he becomes the first Nigerian artist to perform on the #GRAMMYs main stage
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— 49th. (@the49thstreet) February 5, 2024

In February, one of those moments that shaped Nigerian music industry was when Burna Boy made history at the 66th Grammy Awards. He became the first Nigerian artist to perform at the main ceremony. With four nominations, including a prestigious nod for Best Melodic Rap Performance, his performance captivated audiences globally. This electrifying moment reflected Burna Boy's status as a pioneering force in the global music scene. His historic performance not only elevated Nigerian music but also solidified his legacy as one of the country's foremost international musical icons.

2. Nigerian artists' not winning at the Grammy Awards

Davido has now Lost all 3 of his #GRAMMYs nominations.

Burna Boy has now lost all 4 of his #GRAMMYs nominations.

No Nigerian act won a Grammy at this year’s ceremony. pic.twitter.com/ksg5UDORqb

— LegitGists (@LegitGistz) February 4, 2024

Despite the high expectations, Nigerian artists such as Davido, Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, Asake, and Olamide were unable to secure any wins at the 66th Grammy Awards. With several nominations across various categories, including Davido's Grammy debut with three nominations, the lack of wins served as a reminder of the highly competitive nature of the global music industry. Despite this setback, the strong presence of Nigerian artists at the Grammys showcased their increasing influence on the international stage.

3. Tems' breakthrough moment at Billboard Women In Music awards

Tems’ speech at the Billboard Women In Music event

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— WeTalkSound (WTS) (@wetalksound) March 8, 2024

Meanwhile, in March, Tems reached another milestone in her career by winning the prestigious Breakthrough award at the 2024 Billboard Women in Music Awards. The ceremony, held at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, celebrated the achievements of remarkable women in the music industry. During her acceptance speech, Tems expressed heartfelt gratitude, dedicating the award to her mother. The event was further highlighted by her stunning performance of Not an Angel, proving her undeniable presence in global music. Additionally, Tems graced the cover of Billboard Women in Music Issue, solidifying her place as a rising star.

4. Tiwa Savage’s letter to Commissioner of Police over alleged threats from Davido

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The Nigerian music industry was rocked by a public dispute between Tiwa Savage and Davido. Following Tiwa’s attendance at a party with Sophia Momodu, Davido’s first baby mama, Tiwa alleged receiving threats from Davido over a video featuring herself and Sophia. The situation escalated when Tiwa claimed that Davido had warned her through mutual connections to be cautious in Lagos. Tiwa's subsequent plea for police intervention and the attached screenshots sparked a heated debate, shedding light on the personal dynamics within the Nigerian music industry.

5. Wizkid declares he is not an Afrobeat artist

"If you like Afrobeats please don't download my album, I'm not Afro anything"

- Wizkid pic.twitter.com/9mxC0Jl6qH

— NOTJUSTOK (@NOTJUSTOK) March 15, 2024

In a bold move that sent shockwaves through the music scene, Wizkid declared that he no longer wished to be labeled as an Afrobeat artist. Through a series of Instagram posts, he distanced himself from the genre, signaling a shift in his musical identity. Wizkid also announced the completion of his highly anticipated album Morayo, dedicated to his late mother. The album represents a departure from his previous Afrobeat sound, signaling a new era in Wizkid’s artistic journey.

6. Davido and Chioma’s grand wedding

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Nigerian superstar Davido and his long-time partner, Chioma Rowland, tied the knot in a lavish traditional wedding ceremony in Lagos on June 25, 2024. The wedding, a perfect blend of cultural richness and modern elegance, was one of the most talked-about events of the year. The ceremony, attended by top stars, political dignitaries, and sports personalities, went viral on social media, with numerous heartfelt moments capturing the nation’s attention. The couple’s love story, highlighted by their heartfelt vows and family blessings, became a symbol of commitment and joy in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

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7. Wizkid and Davido’s beef

Beg me like this. Send video https://t.co/K3on1DlFSU pic.twitter.com/F2088rWT9t

— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) April 29, 2024

Additionally, the ongoing rivalry between Wizkid and Davido reached new heights in 2024. After an initial attempt at reconciliation, the two superstars found themselves at odds once again after Wizkid posted an alleged video involving Davido. The feud quickly escalated on social media, with both artists exchanging heated words through posts and comments. This public spat added to the already tense relationship between the two, keeping fans and the music industry on edge. Despite their differences, both Wizkid and Davido continued to dominate the global music scene.

WE NOT DELUSIONAL YOU’RE A SICK MAN https://t.co/7V5WJh1MbB

— Davido (@davido) April 29, 2024

8. Burna Boy’s historic London Stadium concert

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Burna Boy made another unforgettable mark in music history with his record-breaking London Stadium concert in June 2024. Selling out the 80,000-capacity stadium twice, Burna Boy became one of the few artists to achieve this feat. The concert, which featured surprise collaborations and a mix of his classic hits and new releases, was proof of Burna Boy’s ever-expanding global appeal. With performances from other top Nigerian artists such as Shallipopi, Omah Lay, and Seyi Vibez, the event further solidified Burna Boy’s status as one of Africa’s most powerful musical ambassadors.

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9. Tems and Ayra Starr release highly anticipated albums

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This year, as part of the moments that shaped Nigerian music industry, two of Nigeria’s most prominent female artists released albums that garnered widespread attention. Tems, with her highly anticipated debut album Born in The Wild, explored themes of self-discovery and growth. The album's 18 tracks, featuring collaborations with J Cole and Asake, resonated deeply with listeners, topping charts and amassing millions of streams. Likewise, Ayra Starr’s sophomore album, The Year I Turned 21 (TYIT21), showcased her growth as an artist. With collaborations from international stars such as Anitta and Giveon, the album received critical acclaim and reached impressive chart positions, further solidifying both Tems and Ayra Starr’s dominance in the music industry.

NEWS: @ayrastarr’s “The Year I Turned 21” breaks UK Apple Albums record.

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10. Ruger and BNXN squash their beef and release a joint EP

“ Before Burna Boy started with live performances ,most afrobeats artist would just go with the dj and just perform , Davido is a leader ,many people follow his footsteps likewise , Wizkid too is a leader so just choose who you wanna follow “

- Ruger pic.twitter.com/iFMrcXWqWZ

— OjoToTheWorld (@OjoToTheWorld) April 19, 2024

However, Ruger and BNXN (formerly Buju) turned their once contentious rivalry into a successful collaboration in 2024. Their joint EP, RnB, was released after the two artists buried the hatchet, marking a moment of reconciliation in the Nigerian music scene. The seven-track project, which features no guest appearances, allows the duo to showcase their individual styles while demonstrating their strong artistic chemistry. The EP, well-received by fans, blends Ruger’s distinct wit with BNXN’s smooth vocals and creating an enjoyable listening experience.

ALSO READ: The 10 moments that shaped Nigerian music industry in third quarter 2024

11. Asake sells out O2 Arena for the second time

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Asake, the YBNL star, achieved a remarkable feat during his Lungu Boy tour by selling out the O2 Arena for the second time in his three-year career. This is one of those notable moments that shaped Nigerian music industry. The performance, held on September 21, 2024, was an electrifying celebration of Afrobeats as Asake performed to over 20,000 fans. His expanded setlist, featuring tracks from his new album Lungu Boy alongside fan favourites like Remember, Fuji Vibe, and MMS, had the crowd singing along with passion. Special guest appearances from Afrobeats giants like Wizkid and Stormzy added an extra layer of excitement to the night, making it a landmark event in Nigerian music history.

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12. Rema’s homecoming concert in Benin city

The moment Don Jazzy came on stage to perform Dorobucci with Rema in Benin pic.twitter.com/dHI6eu6Wkn

— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) August 31, 2024

Basically, on August 30, 2024, Afrobeats sensation Rema returned to his hometown of Benin City, performing at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium. This concert was not only significant for Rema but also for the city, as it marked his first show on Nigerian soil. The concert became an unforgettable event, drawing thousands of fans who experienced powerful performances of his hits like Dumebi, Calm Down, and Charm. The night also featured surprise appearances from Mavin Records’ Don Jazzy, Crayon, and Shallipopi. A heartwarming moment occurred when Rema gifted two fans N2 million for their creative portraits of him, solidifying the evening as a blend of star power and philanthropy.

Rema sharing N2m each to fans like water at his concert. pic.twitter.com/6O4HQf2l9G

— POOJA!!! (@PoojaMedia) August 31, 2024

13. Rema’s experimental HEIS album

Rema on his new album ‘HEIS’ being compared to ‘YEEZUS’ pic.twitter.com/lY3oN0Gjhd

— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) August 8, 2024

Rema took the world by surprise with the release of his experimental album HEIS, which marked a significant departure from his usual Afrofusion style. In an interview with Complex Music, Rema shared his desire to push boundaries and explore new sonic textures, despite his label’s initial hesitation. The album blends rock, R&B, and traditional African sounds, drawing comparisons to Kanye West's Yeezus album. This bold creative direction has been praised as a forward-thinking project that pushes Afrobeats into exciting new territories, showing Rema’s versatility as an artist.

14. Flavour sells out Wembley Arena

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Nigerian highlife legend Flavour made history in 2024 by selling out the prestigious Wembley Arena in London. On August 23, 2024, Flavour’s African Royalty Experience tour brought together fans from across Europe to witness a night of music, dance, and cultural celebration. His setlist included classics like Ada Ada, Nwa Baby, and Oyi, as well as new tracks from his album African Royalty. The concert highlighted Flavour’s fusion of traditional Igbo rhythms and modern Afrobeat. It further solidified his status as a global ambassador for African highlife music.

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15. P-Square’s final dissolution

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Moreso, after years of tension, public feuds, and occasional reunions, P-Square officially dissolved in 2024. Paul Okoye confirmed the split in an emotional Instagram Live session, explaining his frustrations with the group dynamics and announcing his decision to focus on a solo career. This announcement marked the end of an era for P-Square, once one of Africa’s most beloved and influential music duos. While the split was sad for many fans, it also opened the door for both Paul and Peter Okoye to pursue their individual artistic endeavors.

16. Wizkid releases sixth studio album Morayo

Wizkid, one of Nigeria’s biggest international stars, released his highly anticipated sixth studio album, Morayo, in 2024. Named in tribute to his late mother, Morayo explores themes of love, life, and celebration, while also reflecting a sense of introspection. The 16-track album features collaborations with global artists like Asake, Brent Faiyaz, Tiakola, and Jazmine Sullivan. Opening with Troubled Mind, the album showcases Wizkid’s ability to blend Afrobeats with global sounds, reinforcing his position as a trailblazer in the genre. Morayo is a celebration of his legacy and a tribute to those he holds dear.

17. Grammy nominations 2025

The addition of the Best African Music Performance category at the Grammy Awards has been a game-changer for African artists and is one of those moments that shaped Nigerian music. For the 2025 Grammy Awards, Nigerian artists dominated the nominees list, with stars like Tems, Asake, Yemi Alade, Davido, Wizkid, and Lojay securing nominations. In a surprising turn, last year’s winner, South Africa’s Tyla, was absent. Rema’s nomination for Best Global Music Album is another indication of Afrobeat’s expanding reach.

18. Wizkid's record-breaking Spotify streams

#Wizkid’s ‘Morayo’ scores the BIGGEST Debut Streaming Week for an Album by an African Act in Spotify history! pic.twitter.com/pZgfUBIklx

— World Music Awards (@WORLDMUSICAWARD) December 2, 2024

Consequently, Wizkid’s album Morayo shattered streaming records on Spotify Nigeria, amassing 12 million streams on its release day and 16.27 million streams globally within 24 hours. The hit single Kese (Dance) also set a new benchmark for single-day streams, showcasing Wizkid’s enduring appeal and influence. Also, He set a new record for the biggest first-day streams on Spotify Nigeria with his hit song Piece of My Heart. The song quickly became a viral sensation, garnering impressive streaming numbers and establishing Wizkid’s dominance in the digital music space.

5 Record-Breaking Streaming Peaks in Spotify Nigeria History…
#1 Kese (Dance), @wizkidayo 1.57M
#2 Bad Girl, @wizkidayo 1.15M
#3 Troubled Mind, @wizkidayo 1.06M
#4 Piece of My Heart, @wizkidayo 1M
#5 Karamo, @wizkidayo 903K pic.twitter.com/CW7VyvJsXt

— ChartsAfrica (@chartsafrica) November 27, 2024

19. Virgin Music and Empire's market dominance

As 2024 unfolded, one of those moments that shaped the industry was when Virgin Music and Empire emerged as dominant players in Nigeria’s music industry. According to TurnTable Charts, both labels surpassed one billion on-demand streams across major platforms, solidifying their positions in the Nigerian music ecosystem. Virgin Music, partnered with Dapper Music, led with an 8.62% market share, while Empire followed closely with 8.25%. Labels like YBNL Nation, Mavin Records, and Vibez Inc also contributed to the competitive landscape. These impressive streaming numbers reflect the growing commercialization of Nigerian music and its impact on global platforms.

20. Sinach's legal battle over Way Maker

Nigerian gospel singer Osinachi Egbu, popularly known as Sinach, is facing a ₦5 billion lawsuit over her internationally acclaimed song, ‘Way Maker.’ The suit, filed by music producer Michael Oluwole, known as Maye, alleges copyright infringement and seeks a declaration of… pic.twitter.com/jyMlpLahl2

— Premium Times (@PremiumTimesng) November 28, 2024

Last on the list of moments that shaped Nigerian music industry, in a dramatic legal twist, gospel singer Sinach found herself in the midst of a high-profile copyright lawsuit. The producer of her hit song Way Maker, Michael Oluwole (Mayolee), is suing Sinach for ₦5 billion, claiming he was not adequately compensated for his instrumental contributions to the song’s success. The lawsuit, filed in November 2024, has sparked debates about intellectual property rights, fair compensation, and the importance of formal agreements in music production. As the case continues, it could set an important legal precedent in Nigeria’s burgeoning music industry.

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The lyrics of "Bad For You" by Wizkid featuring Jazmine Sullivan center on a passionate, intoxicating, and mutually alluring relationship. The artists explore the thrill and sensuality of being drawn to someone, despite potential risks. Bad For You sultry and intimate vibes, combined with a carefree attitude, capture the intensity and allure of a love that feels both irresistible and risky.

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Wizkid & Jazmine Sullivan - Bad For You Lyrics

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
I just can't imagine if, 'magine if it wasn't you
Love it when you're grabbing it, grab it like it's made for you
Feelings, they've been catching me, yeah, yeah, see, it's what you want
I know that you're bad for me, I'll be bad for you too, uh

Verse 1: Wizkid
This, this kind of music take you on a trip
This kind of music make you want to whine up your hips
This kind of music make you, make you, make you feel alright now
What's your play?
Got you pulling panties to the side now
Let your body talk, give it dialogue
Going back and forth for the rest of the night
Hol' on, now one life is priceless, yeah
So, I go, I dey live my life like it's gold
Iwo nikan lo ma ba mi lo
Whine am baby girl, I wan know
Ọmọ many, many things I wan know
I no wan let your body feel alone
I go dеy give your body all you want
Baby, no stare too long
Baby, dey by your phonе
I go call when I'm done

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
I just can't imagine if, 'magine if it wasn't you
Love it when you're grabbing it, grab it like it's made for you (Ooh)
Feelings, they've been catching me, yeah, yeah, see, it's what you want
I know that you're bad for me (Bad for me), I'll be bad for you too, uh (Ooh)

Verse 2: Wizkid
Oh my darling, you the best
No dey make this statement under duress
Things you dey do, no one compete the best
Oh, my girl bad, she be ten nothing less, mm
Girl, you dey do things to make me charge up
Make I feel your backa, baby, make you put the Benz on
Baby don dey make me feel alive, I no dey lie
We dey do things, omo, till sunrise

Verse 3: Jazmine Sullivan
The way you turning me on, it's going off tonight
Last call, we pour it up tonight
I call, we acting up tonight
Support, I need your body on mine
'Cause nothing's a taboo with me, you can be free
Teach me, baby, freak me
Give it all to me, you receive me

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
I just can't imagine if, 'magine if it wasn't you
Love it when you're grabbing it, grab it like it's made for you (Ooh)
Feelings, they've been catching me, yeah, yeah, see, it's what you want
I know that you're bad for me (Bad for me), I'll be bad for you too, uh (Ooh)

Outro: Wizkid
Oh baby, just dance
Oh baby
Oh baby, just dance
Oh baby, just dance to me

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Check out the full lyrics to 'Round Midnight' by Adam Blackstone featuring Jazmine Sullivan: this song was co-produced by Adam Blackstone and James Poyser.

Adam Blackstone & Jazmine Sullivan - Round Midnight Lyrics

Verse 1: Jazmine Sullivan
It begins to tell
'Round midnight, midnight
I do pretty well, till after sundown
Suppertime I'm feeling sad
But it really gets bad
’Round midnight

Verse 2: Jazmine Sullivan
Memories always start 'round midnight, midnight
Haven't got the heart to stand those memories
When my heart is still with you
And ol' midnight knows it too

Verse 3: Jazmine Sullivan
When a quarrel we had needs mending, ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh
Does it mean that our love is ending?
Darlin', I need you, lately I find
You're out of my heart
And I'm out of my mind (Out of my mind)

Verse 4: Jazmine Sullivan
Let our hearts take wings
'Round midnight, midnight, hey
Let the angels sing
For your returning
Till our heart is safe and sound
And old midnight
And old, ooh-ooh, ooh, midnight
And old midnight comes around

Refrain: Jazmine Sullivan
Mm-mm, mm
Comes around
Comеs around and around
Comes around, oh, yeah
Comes around, yеah, ’round
Comes around, yeah
Comes around
Comes around (Hey, hey)
Comes around (Come on, baby)
Comes around (Come on, baby)
Comes around (Come on, baby)
Comes around (Come on, baby)
Comes around (You know, baby)
Said it gets so bad ('Round)
Yeah (’Round)
Ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh

Outro: Jazmine Sullivan
And oh, ooh-ooh, old midnight comes around

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Check out the lyrics to 'Outlawz' by Rick Ross, featuring Jazmine Sullivan and 21 Savage. 'Outlawz' serves as the ninth track on Rick Ross' 'Richer Than I Ever Been' album. Read the most accurate lyrics to 'Outlawz' below.

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Rick Ross, Jazmine Sullivan & 21 Savage - Outlawz Lyrics

Intro: Jazmine Sullivan
(M-M-M-M)
You have the gun, I'll take the wheel
If you say "Go", you know I will
And though this love has its flaws
(You are now listening to AraabMUZIK)
We're forever outlaws
Maybach Music

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
You messed around but I forgave ya
Why do they still want me to hate you?
'Cause if I'm choosing to forget it
Why can't they just mind they business?
'Cause I'm stuck, stuck like glue
'Cause I can't, I can't, I can't stop loving you
(M-M-M)

Verse 1: Rick Ross & 21 Savage
I wanna see my dawgs on the mountain tops
Them niggas only balling when they album drop
I got a line of cars wrapping 'round the block
And living better than these rappers rapping 'round the clock
I built a golf course and a car porch
Since everybody asking "Whеre your cars going?"
Mozzarella, now its only tall cheddar
Most dopе boys been a Paul Bearer
Package the product then you pick it up back in Bahamas
Talking them dollars, how I touch it, come off as a profit
You leave ya pistol home then you're on your own
'Cause lil' one when it's on, they gon' do ya wrong
See you nodding off on that fentanyl
If you're not a boss, boy, don't get involved (On God)

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
You messed around but I forgave ya
Why do they still want me to hate you?
'Cause if I'm choosing to forget it
Why can't they just mind they business?
'Cause I'm stuck, stuck like glue
'Cause I can't, I can't, I can't stop loving you

Verse 2: 21 Savage
Woah, woah, woah
Life full of VVS diamonds and bad choices (21)
Young nigga dreaming 'bout TEC-9s and Porsches
It's cold, I keep my hoodie on (My hoodie on)
Glock 45, ready to get my boogie on
You pussy niggas panties showing
My bitch say I talk in my sleep
I start park, drive and put it in reverse with my heat
Pistol talking back, I think I heard it cursing at me (21)
It say "You better not fuck a bitch or write a verse without me" (On God, God)
The streets left me scarred (Me, scarred)
Nigga, I'm bleeding, but it's concrete showing ('Crete showing)
So the karma don't catch up with me, I keep going (Keep going)
Better come and get ya bitch 'cause she going (She on go)
This that straight drop, straight drop
All these other niggas re-rock (21)
Call my 9 Jada, she kissing, nigga, D-block
Know some niggas out on the West, they repping Tree Top (On God)
These niggas still talking like bitches, I pray that shit stop (21)
I don't wanna hear yo' opinion about what's hip hop (21)
30 hanging off of my bridges, nigga that's hip-hop (On God)

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
You messed around but I forgave ya
Why do they still want me to hate you?
'Cause if I'm choosing to forget it
Why can't they just mind they business? (M-M-M)
'Cause I'm stuck, stuck like glue
'Cause I can't, I can't, I can't stop loving you

Verse 3: Rick Ross & 21 Savage
Yes, uh (M-M-M)
They calling it pandemic, when it's really life
The only way to separate the men and mice
Until you seem successful, you considered roguish
That's why you seen that nigga pull up in a Lotus
He got the 40 on him, up against his colon
Standing in the club and know them niggas rolling
We all got a purpose and my people serving
All got some work in and I'm speaking murders
Still be counting funds until my fingers purple
Praying for your mother, but'll still hurt ya
Smoking on a bag that I got from Berner
The bottles all black and that bitch a earner
Soldiers waving flags when they see the colonel
If you see the flash, then it don't concern you (On God)
Huh

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
You messed around but I forgave ya
Why do they still want me to hate you?
'Cause if I'm choosing to forget it
Why can't they just mind they business?
'Cause I'm stuck, stuck like glue
'Cause I can't, I can't, I can't stop loving you

Outro
Maybach Music
Hahaha

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'Bust Your Windows' is a song by Jazmine Sullivan, the American singer released Bust Your Windows in 2008, the song was produced by Salaam Remi, read the lyrics to 'Bust Your Windows' below.

Jasmine Sullivan

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Jazmine Sullivan - Bust Your Windows Lyrics

Verse 1
I bust the windows out your car
And, no, it didn't mend my broken heart
I'll probably always have these ugly scars
But right now, I don't care about that part
I bust the windows out your car
After I saw you laying next to her
I didn't wanna, but I took my turn
I'm glad I did it cause you had to learn

Chorus
I must admit it helped a little bit
To think of how you'd feel when you saw it
I didn't know that I had that much strength
But I'm glad you see what happens when
You see you can't just play with people's feelings
Tell them you love them and don't mean it
You'll probably say that it was juvenile
But I think that I deserve to smile

Verse 2
I bust the windows out your car
You know I did it cause I left my mark
Wrote my initials with a crowbar
And then I drove off into the dark
I bust the windows out your car
You should feel lucky that was all I did
After 5 whole years of this bullshit
Gave you all of me and you played with it

Chorus
I must admit it helped a little bit
To think of how you'd feel when you saw it
I didn't know that I had that much strength
But I'm glad you see what happens when
You see you can't just play with people's feelings
Tell them you love them and don't mean it
You probably say that it was juvenile
But I think that I deserve to smile

Verse 3
I bust the windows out your car
But it don't compare to my broken heart
You could never feel how I felt that day
Until it happens, baby, you don't know pain
Oh, yeah, I did it. You should know it
I ain't sorry. You deserved it
After what you did to me
You deserved it. I ain't sorry no, no
You broke my heart, so I broke your car
You caused me pain, so I did the same
Even though what you did to me was much worse
I had to do something to make you hurt
Oh, but why am I still crying?
Why am I the one who's still crying?
Oh, oh, you really hurt me, baby
You really, really hurt me, baby

Outro
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey
Now, watch me you
Now, watch me you
I bust the windows out your car

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