Kitty Kat – Beyoncé


You know I hate sleeping alone

But you said that you would soon be home

But baby, that was a long time ago

I’m not feelin’ it, I’m not feelin’ it

On top of you not callin’ me back

You see, I bet you think it’s all on track

And you actin’ like it’s all o’ that

I’m not feelin’ it, I’m not feelin’ it

Let’s go, let’s go little kitty cat

I think it’s time to go

Let’s go little kitty cat

He don’t want no mo’

Let’s go little kitty cat

Quite frankly: no more givin’ it

I’m not feelin’ it

It’s like we at two places, but different paces

We in trouble, but you won’t meet me at the bridge

It hurts, it feels deserted

Did you forget where your heart lives?

What about my body, body?

You don’t want my body, body?

Acting like I’m not nobody

You gon’ make me call somebody

What about my body, body?

What about my body, body?

You would rather go and party

Somehow, somewhere I’ll be naughty

You know I hate sleeping alone

But you said that you would soon be home

But baby, that was a long time ago

I’m not feelin’ it, I’m not feelin’ it

On top of you not callin’ me back

You see, I bet you think it’s all on track

And you actin’ like it’s all o’ that

I’m not feelin’ it, I’m not feelin’ it

Let’s go, let’s go little kitty cat

I think it’s time to go

Let’s go little kitty cat

He don’t want no mo’

Let’s go little kitty cat

Quite frankly: no more givin’ it

I’m not feelin’ it

(Let me show you how to get there)

Take a left to compassion (Lights will be flashin’)

Keep straight and you’ll see the sun right there

Affection (You’re in the wrong direction)

If I get caught, see, it just seems that you don’t care

What about my body, body?

You don’t want my body, body

Acting like I’m not nobody

You gon’ make me call somebody

What about my body, body?

What about my body, body?

You would rather go and party

Somehow, somewhere I’ll be naughty

You know I hate sleeping alone

But you said that you would soon be home (said that you would soon be home)

But baby, that was a long time ago

I’m not feelin’ it, I’m not feelin’ it

On top of you not calling me back

You see, I bet you think it’s all on track

And you actin’ like it’s all o’ that

I’m not feeling it, I’m not feeling it

Let’s go, let’s go little kitty cat

I think it’s time to go

He don’t want no mo’

Let’s go little kitty cat

Quite frankly: no more givin’ it

I’m not feelin’ it

I’m taking back the things I got from you, you

And that includes my sweet little nookie too, too

Let’s go, let’s go, let’s go little kitty cat (Kitty cat)

He don’t want you anymore, no (Uh, uh, uh)

Let’s go, let’s go, let’s go little kitty cat (Kitty cat)

He don’t want you anymore, no

(Ooh, ooh)

Got diamonds on my neck

Got diamonds on my records

Since 16, I was coming down reppin’ Texas

How you gon’ neglect this? You is just a hot mess

You can call Tyrone, you ain’t gots to lie Craig

What about my body, body?

What about by my body, body?

I’m in the house all alone, you rather go and party?

What about my body, body?

You don’t want my body, body?

Acting like I’m nobody

You gon’ make me call somebody

Let’s go, let’s go little kitty cat

I think it’s time to go

Let’s go, little kitty cat

He ain’t want no mo’

Let’s go little kitty cat

No mo’ getting’ it, I’m not feelin’ it

Unpacking Heartache and Self-Worth in “Kitty Kat”

Beyoncé’s “Kitty Kat” is a bold, introspective track that explores feelings of neglect and emotional distance in a relationship. The lyrics vividly capture the frustration of waiting for a partner who has grown inattentive, highlighting the disconnection through repeated lines like “I’m not feelin’ it.” Beyoncé’s use of the metaphor “little kitty cat” cleverly symbolizes reclaiming independence and self-respect when one’s affection is no longer valued. The song’s conversational tone and catchy hooks underscore a woman’s decision to prioritize her own needs, making it an empowering anthem about knowing one’s worth and not settling for less.

Song Credits

“Kitty Kat” is performed by Beyoncé. The song was written by Beyoncé Knowles, Pharrell Williams, and Shawn Carter (Jay-Z). It was released in 2006 as part of the album B’Day under Columbia Records.


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