Heartbeat Lyrics [Explanation] - Jay Cinco

"You did me wrong when I gave you the chance

Now I'm doing better, you can't come again" In the beginning, the singer reflects on how their partner mistreated them when they initially gave them an opportunity. They're now in a better place and don't want their partner to return. "Giving out my heart no more, I let you in Can't bring you around my friends 'Cause you might mess with my man" The singer is guarding their heart, not willing to give it away again, and they're cautious about letting this person back into their life. They are particularly wary of introducing this person to their friends, as they fear potential romantic involvement with their friends. "I had you close the door, I ain't letting you in You can keep your stories they're making them up You can keep them flowers and playing pretend" The singer has firmly closed the door on this person and is determined not to let them back in. They're dismissive of any stories or excuses the person may come up with. The reference to "flowers and playing pretend" suggests that the person's gestures and affections were insincere. "You love me like and I love you 10 Won't love again" The singer acknowledges that there was a strong mutual affection between them and their partner. However, they are resolute in their decision not to love this person again. "So for won't see again If you want that ni^^a, f^^k him Then we argue, then we f^^k again But that cannot happen no more" The singer doesn't want to see this person again. They express a sense of finality by saying that if the person desires someone else, they should pursue them instead of coming back to the singer. The reference to arguing and reconciling alludes to the turbulent nature of their past relationship. "Gave you all my love and you up, you want more Please, my key at the door Say you're riding in, ni^^a, talk we sliding in Can't name no bi^^h, ain't finding it in" The singer emphasizes that they've already given their all to this person and that they want more. They seem to be over it and are ready to move on. The mention of the key at the door indicates that they no longer want the person to have access to their life. The lyrics also suggest they have a new romantic interest. "Girl, f^^k that ni^^a, was sl on me You don't want no sorry face on, barie I just bought a C, now she wants into my life" The singer tells the person to forget about them, and they imply that the person was being deceitful ("sl on me"). They don't want to see any apologies ("sorry face"). Instead, they've moved on and bought a "C" (possibly referring to a car), and someone new ("she") is now interested in them. "If you got plans to disappear, I gave that girl my heart Feel like I wasted all my years Ain't no more feeling down, I'm facing all my fears Had to get from off the ground, I'm wiping off my tears" The singer mentions giving their heart to someone else, indicating they're moving forward. They regret feeling like they wasted their time in the past. They've grown stronger, facing their fears, and are no longer in a downcast state. They're wiping away their tears and seem more resilient. "I'm spending this money, I don't feel different Then I'm tears, I'm missing my cousin I wish I listened all them years Now I feel like got no time, I'm steady on my grind" The singer's spending money but doesn't feel any different. They express missing their cousin and wishing they had listened in the past. Now, they feel like they don't have time to waste and are focused on their goals and ambitions. "They leave my family alone They just judge me off online Uh, you did me wrong when I gave you the chance Now I'm doing better, you can't come again" The singer asks others to leave their family alone and expresses frustration about being judged online. The lyrics repeat the opening lines, emphasizing the singer's sense of moving on and not wanting their former partner to return.