Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "\"Used to Be My Girl\" is a single by Brian McKnight, released in 2006 from Ten. It was written and produced by Tim & Bob. The song peaked at number 25 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.The album serves the first official single on October 17, 2006.The song, as McKnight states in the beginning, \"is not another love song\". Instead, the song's lyrics expresses dismay at what he perceives to be another man's excessive pride in his relationship with an attractive girlfriend; with whom the songwriter used to have a relationship. McKnight's lyrics seemingly taunt the new love interest, going so far as to offer advice on dealing with the past relationship:See, I know what you're thinkin'You're feelin' like a lucky guyI was the same way'cause she was hard to come byI was on her so hardThat I almost lost my hustleSo go 'head, playboy, do your thingDon't be mad if she calls my nameThe antagonist cautions the woman's new boyfriend not to \"hate on\" him when she intimately mentions his name, and implies that the new relationship is really \"just a game\", a theory that he argues is proven by her perceived inability to acknowledge his presence as he watches the new couple: She's still thinkin' 'bout me, And I'll tell you why, She couldn't even hold her head up when you walked byThe song ends with the singer recounting and implying to the new boyfriend various intimate acts that the woman performed for him when \"she was my girl\"."@en }
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- Used_to_Be_My_Girl abstract "\"Used to Be My Girl\" is a single by Brian McKnight, released in 2006 from Ten. It was written and produced by Tim & Bob. The song peaked at number 25 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.The album serves the first official single on October 17, 2006.The song, as McKnight states in the beginning, \"is not another love song\". Instead, the song's lyrics expresses dismay at what he perceives to be another man's excessive pride in his relationship with an attractive girlfriend; with whom the songwriter used to have a relationship. McKnight's lyrics seemingly taunt the new love interest, going so far as to offer advice on dealing with the past relationship:See, I know what you're thinkin'You're feelin' like a lucky guyI was the same way'cause she was hard to come byI was on her so hardThat I almost lost my hustleSo go 'head, playboy, do your thingDon't be mad if she calls my nameThe antagonist cautions the woman's new boyfriend not to \"hate on\" him when she intimately mentions his name, and implies that the new relationship is really \"just a game\", a theory that he argues is proven by her perceived inability to acknowledge his presence as he watches the new couple: She's still thinkin' 'bout me, And I'll tell you why, She couldn't even hold her head up when you walked byThe song ends with the singer recounting and implying to the new boyfriend various intimate acts that the woman performed for him when \"she was my girl\".".