Look I be up when you call me
Who told you crying would solve it?
Girl feel free to start venting, it’s okay I’m hear to listen
I been here from the beginning
Swear my love is consistent
These girls protest against niggas
I might just sign the petition
I’m scared to let somebody in on this
No new men, no no no
You gotta let this go
I wanna be more than a shoulder you can cry
Girl am I your type or do I not have the right to know?
This side is old girl
Say name, say my name
When no one is around you
Say, “Baby I love you, I’m ready for a change”
Say my name, say my name
You acting kinda shady, baby
Why the sudden change?
Say my name
Say my name
Say it baby, say it baby
When no one is around you
One more time
Say my name, say my name
Damn that boy be slacking
Why can’t you just move past it?
Time for a change
Call you when it’s early
Even call you when I’m busy
But if you call me and I miss it, I hit you right back, can’t believe we’re just friends
This why I been saying no new men, no no no
You know this how ends so, don’t get me started ’bout trust, boy don’t doubt us
Come get my love
I’ll give it baby, but I’m finished baby
Ain’t got shit else to say
Ain’t got shit else to say
Did I just potentially ruin a good song?
I don’t know but Ima freestyle off my mind, off my mind
Take them clothes off one time
Baby you are, finally mine, your finally mine
I don’t really like this remake
I don’t really like this remake
Got it off YouTube
Tiller why you ain’t put out a mixtape yet?
Probably cause my whole team be slacking
Lazy ass niggas ain’t tryna get this money
Bitch ass nigga still think this shit funny
This ain’t no motherfucking game nigga
Sasha Renee nigga, Sasha Renee nigga
Didn’t even know the beat did this shit ain’t the end
It’s kinda cool but I gotta go
My friend
Vulnerability and Emotional Honesty
Bryson Tiller’s “I Love Beyonce Too” is a raw, introspective track that navigates the complexities of modern relationships and emotional vulnerability. Throughout the song, Tiller expresses his willingness to be present for someone he cares about, emphasizing the importance of open communication and trust. The lyrics reflect his frustration with being just a shoulder to cry on, yearning for a deeper connection while grappling with fears of rejection and uncertainty. The repeated references to “say my name” cleverly nod to Destiny’s Child, reinforcing the desire for affirmation and clarity in love.
Reflection and Self-Awareness
The latter part of the song shifts into a candid, almost freestyle reflection where Tiller questions his own creative process and the authenticity of the track. This self-awareness brings a unique layer to the song, blurring the line between polished music and spontaneous expression. It’s a testament to Tiller’s artistry, revealing both his insecurities and his commitment to honesty in his music.
Song Credits
- Artist: Bryson Tiller
- Songwriter: Bryson Tiller