In "Do It Like Me," Ojerime weighs a history of forgiveness against the exhaustion of being lied to, imagining how quickly a partner would have left if the roles were reversed. The relationship now feels like a sinking ship she keeps trying to hold up, even as it drags her down. That struggle sharpens into defiant self-worth: with time and money of her own, she insists nobody can match what she brought. The song moves from resentment and fatigue toward a hard-won confidence that outlasts the loss.
Do It Like Me Lyrics by Ojerime
Thinking ’bout the past life
A thousands chances I gave you
What if we switched places
Know you would vacate
All the times I forgave you
A thousands pictures in my head
Like the who the fuck is in my bed
Can’t believe all the lies you fed
Now that I think about
Oo I think about it
Can’t nobody do it like me
Nobody do it like me
Oo now that I got time on my hands
And all of these bands
Can’t nobody
Body do it like me
Nobody do it like me
All I got is this sinking ship
It’s sinking fast
Won’t let it dip
I’m caught on it
Should let it go
It pulls on me
God it takes me down
So easily
I’m paying the price
Won’t be here long
This feels so wrong
I sold out
But now you’re gone
Thinking about you in my head
Now that I think about
Oo I think about it
Can’t nobody do it like me
Nobody do it like me
Oo now that I got time on my hands
And all of these bands
Can’t nobody
Body do it like me
Nobody do it like me
