A breakup song dressed as a legal proceeding, with the singer playing both plaintiff and judge.
A breakup song dressed as a legal proceeding, with the singer playing both plaintiff and judge.
The legal metaphor holds because the singer needs the formal structure.
Without 'objection overruled' and 'the jury will decide,' the raw anger might just spill out messy.
A breakup song dressed as a legal proceeding, with the singer playing both plaintiff and judge.
Objection over ruled
The legal metaphor holds because the singer needs the formal structure. Without 'objection overruled' and 'the jury will decide,' the raw anger might just spill out messy. The courtroom gives him a script for the confrontation he's been avoiding.
The repeated 'All rise' isn't just a courtroom formality, it's a demand for attention, for recognition that the verdict is coming. When he says 'I'm gonna tell it to ya face / I rest my case,' there's no room for appeal. He's already decided.
He's not just telling his side, he's shutting down any defense before it starts. The relationship is already in past tense, and he's writing the final ruling.
The way 'One for the money and the free rides' counts off the grievances like evidence items sticks with you.
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Your honour please
Gotta believe what I say
What I will tell
Happened just the other day
I must confess
Cuz I've had about enough
I need your help
Got to make this here thing stop
Baby I swear I tell the truth
About all the things you used to do
And if you thought you had me fooled
I'm tellin you now
Objection over ruled
Here we go
Oh baby
One for the money and the free rides
It's two for the lie that you denied
All rise
All rise
Three for the calls you've been making
It's four for the times you've been faking
All rise
All rise
I'm gonna tell it to ya face
I rest my case
You're on the stand
With your back against the wall
Nowhere to run
And nobody you can call
Oh no
I just can't wait
Now the case is open wide
You'll try to pray
But the jury will decide
Baby I swear I tell the truth
About all the things you used to do
And if you thought you had me fooled
I'm tellin you now
Objection over ruled
Oh baby
One for the money and the free rides
It's two for the lie that you denied
All rise
All rise
Three for the calls you've been making
It's four for the times you've been faking
All rise
All rise
I'm gonna tell it to ya face
I rest my case
So step back
Cuz you don't know this cat
I know deep down that
You don't want me to react
I lay low
Leaving all my options open
The decision of the jury
Has not been spoken
Step through my house
You find that ya stuff is gone
But in reality to whom does the stuff belong?
I bring you into court
Just to preach my order
And you know that
You overstep the border,
Aha
One for the money and the free rides
It's two for the lie that you denied
Ooh
All rise
All rise
Three for the calls you've been making
It's four for the times you've been faking
All rise
All rise
What you say
Games you play
What youve done
When youre gone
One for the money and the free rides
It's two for the lie that you denied
All rise
All rise
Three for the calls you've been making
It's four for the times you've been faking
All rise
All rise
One for the money and the free rides
It's two for the lie that you denied
All rise
All rise
Tree for the calls you've been making
it's four for the times you've been faking
I sade: All Rise
All Rise
I'm going to telling to youre face A rise my case
A breakup song dressed as a legal proceeding, with the singer playing both plaintiff and judge. The legal metaphor holds because the singer needs the formal structure. Without 'objection overruled' and 'the jury will decide,' the raw anger might just spill out messy.
Xiah Junsu performs "All Rise", and this lyric page sits inside the Xiah Junsu catalog on LyroVerse.
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