The song "No Way Jose" by Scott Helman is about a failed relationship. The narrator is reminiscing about a time after high school but before university when he and his ex-girlfriend were still hooking up. He confesses that he still wants to be with her, even though she is far away, but she repeatedly says "No way Jose" to his advances. In a desperate attempt to see her again, the narrator tries to contact her through her boyfriend but is met with rejection. Despite this, he still desires her and imagines her with him, even trying out for the basketball and karate teams to impress her. But she continues to reject him, and he concludes the song with the realization that she won't change her mind. Overall, "No Way Jose" is a poignant reflection on the pain and frustration of unrequited love.
