TWICE REMOVED Lyrics – Jane Remover

TWICE REMOVED Lyrics by Jane Remover is a new english song by Jane Remover, released on April 4, 2025, through the Jane Remover YouTube channel. Written and produced entirely by Jane Remover, the track is part of the album Revengeseekerz. The song offers listeners a raw, emotionally intense experience with a mix of reflection, defiance, and inner conflict. With a distinctive production style and brutally honest lyrics, TWICE REMOVED dives into themes of love, loss, and the complexity of relationships.

The song’s lyrics explore the emotional turbulence of a broken relationship, marked by feelings of betrayal and the aftermath of love gone sour. The protagonist reflects on their past, confronting the passage of time and the changes in themselves and others. Themes of loneliness, self-preservation, and bitterness are prevalent as Jane Remover navigates the pain of feeling removed or disconnected from someone once close. The repetition of certain lines, such as “This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out,” emphasizes the emotional exhaustion and the protagonist’s struggle with acceptance, while the references to “Grim Reaper” highlight the dark, inevitable end of something that once had hope.

TWICE REMOVED Details

Song	TWICE REMOVED
Album	Revengeseekerz
Artists	Jane Remover
Written By	Jane Remover
Produced By	Jane Remover
Label	Jane Remover
Language	English
Released Date	Apr 4, 2025

TWICE REMOVED Lyrics

[Intro]
And that shit was three years ago, feels like a million
Three years ago, I could’ve touched a million
Three years ago, I had that magic in my hand

[Verse 1]
I’m waking up this morning, thinkin’ shit’s depleted
I-I-I shook some hands they mad they couldn’t keep it, yeah
This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out
This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out, yeah

[Chorus 1]
Shit got so old so fast
Shit got good so my boys hid the cash (Boys hid the cash)
Shit got good so the boys in my bag again, and
I don’t do this for those feelings I still have, yeah

[Verse 2]
I sing to the crowd, I don’t think you hear me God
It’s gettin’ real, Grim Reaper on my ass (Yeah)
Grim Reaper on my ass (Yeah)
Grim Reaper on my ass

So where we going now?
They talk about me different when our friends are around
Go higher than the ceiling just to lick my mouth
I base my life on the sound

[Verse 3]
Shit was 03, 03
Bitch, I’m Avril Lavigne
Z-Z-Zero-Zero, twice removed XP
I don’t see you- see you counting, I know how you crack
H-H-Haha, haha, jack my- jack my swag

03, 03, sketch the police
Someone bailed you out, twice removed deceit
What you wanna say, run the footage back
Haha, haha, jack my- jack my swag

[Pre Chorus]
Two can play, but two’s a crowd
So there’s two of me, I’m clonin’ out
Two can dance, get the music loud
You a dead man flexin’, show some ass now

[Chorus 2]
Dea—
Dead man suckin’, take the track out
There’s two of me (Two of me), I’m clonin’ out
D-D-Dead man flexin’, show some ass now

This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out (Yeah)
This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out (Yeah)
This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out (Yeah)
This is how our love is sad, you tappin’ out (Yeah)

[Verse 4]
Shit got so old so fast
Shit got good so my boys hid the cash (Boys hid the cash)
Shit got good so the boys in my bag again, and
Speak on me and kill yourself, or go home

If you don’t put me on the shelf, thru the phone
Nothing’s so shit except the music I own (Yeah)
Grim Reaper on my ass (Grim Reaper on my ass)
Grim Reaper on my ass

These are the feelings I just needed to know
Everybody cares, everybody knows
Independent, no new friends, but some old foes
They hum the tune, don’t know how it goes

It’s sad you tappin’ out
This is how our love is sad, you crashin’ out
Felt some real pain, turn to something ugly
Real shame, when I go pray you above me

Two can play, but two’s a crowd
There’s two of me, I’m clonin’ out (Ohh)
Two can dance, get the music loud
You a dead man flexin’, show some a—

[Outro]
J-

TWICE REMOVED Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song by reflecting on the past, with Jane Remover looking back at how things were three years ago. The line “feels like a million” highlights the emotional weight of time and the distance between what was and what is now. There’s a sense of lost potential here, where the protagonist laments that they could have had it all, but instead, things have faded away.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Jane Remover describes waking up to a sense of depletion and the aftermath of personal interactions. The “shaking hands” reference suggests a sense of betrayal or missed opportunities, hinting that the protagonist’s relationships have deteriorated or failed. The phrase “you tappin’ out” implies that someone important in their life is giving up or retreating, marking the sadness and defeat that pervades the song.

[Chorus 1]
The first chorus explores feelings of stagnation and disillusionment. The protagonist reflects on how things grew old quickly (“shit got so old so fast”) and the financial and emotional distance that emerged. The line “boys hid the cash” could suggest betrayal or deceit, with the protagonist’s associates keeping things hidden. This is not just about material loss but also the emotional withdrawal from a relationship, where the protagonist is left holding onto feelings that no longer serve them.

[Verse 2]
The second verse intensifies the emotional struggle, as Jane Remover sings about performing for others (“sing to the crowd”) but feeling unheard, as if their efforts go unnoticed. The reference to the “Grim Reaper on my ass” creates a sense of impending doom, perhaps symbolizing the inevitable end of this toxic relationship or personal conflict. The protagonist expresses confusion and frustration, questioning where they are heading, yet remaining trapped in this spiral of self-doubt and external judgment.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, Jane Remover invokes the year “03” and references pop culture figures like Avril Lavigne to mark a time of personal transformation or a pivotal moment in their life. The references to “twice removed XP” and “jack my swag” show a defiant attitude towards those who may have tried to take advantage or copy the protagonist. This verse presents a layer of personal rebellion, where Jane Remover asserts their individuality while confronting feelings of betrayal and loss.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus introduces the theme of duality, where “two can play, but two’s a crowd” suggests a conflict within the protagonist, torn between different identities or emotions. The phrase “two of me, I’m clonin’ out” indicates the protagonist’s struggle with self-perception and perhaps the way they are forced to perform for others or wear different faces in various situations.

[Chorus 2]
The second chorus continues the theme of internal conflict, with Jane Remover emphasizing the presence of “two of me,” suggesting that the protagonist feels fractured or divided. The repetition of “dead man flexin'” brings an image of someone pretending to be alive or strong while internally they are broken. The chorus underscores the ongoing battle between putting on a façade and dealing with the pain of the situation.

[Verse 4]
In the final verse, Jane Remover addresses the decay of the relationship, with references to the past and the feeling of being trapped in a cycle of disappointment and regret. The repeated mention of the “Grim Reaper” suggests that death—whether metaphorical or literal—is an unavoidable force closing in on the protagonist. The verse also touches on themes of independence and the protagonist’s desire to remain untethered by toxic relationships, opting instead to focus on the music and their own path. The rawness of the emotions expressed here further drives home the feeling of abandonment and loss.

[Outro]
The outro is abrupt and unresolved, leaving listeners with an open-ended sense of finality. Jane Remover’s declaration of their name at the end, “J-,” leaves the song with an unfinished, unpolished feeling, reinforcing the theme of disconnection and unfulfilled desires. This echoes the overall theme of the song—fragmentation, loss, and the tension between maintaining one’s identity while grappling with the emotional aftermath of a relationship.

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