I'd rather be cold
Than wrapped up in love
Can't seem to get it right
Can't seem to get it right
Fill me up
And still leave me a little dry
Love comes and cleans you out
Love's got an enemy now
How can I forget about the past?
So easily and start again
How do you know?
How do you know?
When you've given him everything
And he still made a mess of things
How do you know, know know know?
Oh, it feels so good in the moment
But it's just the moment, that'll soon be over
Once my thoughts are sober
And I'll trade it all love just to believe again
Looking for reasons why its never the right time
How do I forget about the past?
So easily and start again
How do you know?
How do you know?
When you've given him everything
And he still made a mess of things
How do you know?
We don't understand it's worth until it hurts
Sometimes we're so blinded
And always reminded
What's all the fear made me mess it up again
Maybe it was me, maybe it was him
But I just don't know
Don't know which way to go
How do you know?
How do you know?
When you've given him everything
And you still made a mess of things
How do you know, know know know?
K. Michelle is an American singer-songwriter and actress known for her powerful vocals and songs that tackle themes of love, loss, and personal growth. Born Kimberly Michelle Pate in 1984 in Memphis, Tennessee, she began her music career in the early 2000s, releasing independent mixtapes before signing her first record deal in 2012. Her debut album, *Rebellious Soul*, was a commercial and critical success, reaching number two on the Billboard R and B Albums chart. Among her most notable songs are "I Just Can't Do This", "Fallin'", and "Can't Raise Me Right". K. Michelle has also starred in several television series, including *Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta*.
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