Don’t you know? Girl, you’re cold
I’m about to lose control
You know we’re tied by souls (Tied by souls)
More than worth your weight in gold, gold
Don’t you know? Girl, you’re cold (You’re so cold)
I just might lose control (Lose con)
You know we’re tied by souls (Tied by souls)
More than worth your weight in gold
Don’t you know?
What you keep forwarding my calls for?
You know that’s uncalled for
No matter the occasion, I’ma do what it calls for
Ain’t too proud to beg, what you want me to crawl for it?
Told you I was with it, all you said you was all for it
You who I belong to, plus who I long for
Supportive type, behind you, ‘specially when you on all fours
Arguin’ while I drive, hoppin’ out, slammin’ car doors
Standin’ on the things I promised you, I won’t fall short
Spendin’ time and money on you, just so we bond more
His and hers, our world, baby, I’m all yours
Aim to please through and through, pleasures of all sorts
Trust me to steer the ship but you the wave when I’m on board
Trust me to steer the ship but you the wave when I’m on board
You know that I’m on board (Shh), uh
And the intentions are all pure
These roses are red, these hundreds are blue
If you the one then I’m runnin’ into
Flower child, watchin’ you comin’ to bloom
Soon as the wheels touch the runway, I’m comin’ to you (You, you)
My spirit lift when you come in the room
Don’t you know? Girl, you’re cold
I’m about to lose control (Lose)
You know we’re tied by souls (Tied by souls)
More than worth your weight (Weight) in gold, gold (Yeah, yeah, right)
Don’t you know? Girl, you’re cold (Cold)
I’ma ’bout to lose control (Lose control)
You know we’re tied by souls (Yeah)
Only worth your weight in gold (Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold)
Don’t you know? Uh
Damn
Huh
Hey
Hey, this is for my—
This is for my—
Emotional Vulnerability and Connection
In “Stay Gold,” Bryson Tiller explores the complexities of love, vulnerability, and devotion. The repeated references to being “tied by souls” and someone being “worth your weight in gold” set the tone for a relationship built on deep emotional bonds. Tiller’s lyrics portray a lover who is both alluring and distant, evoking feelings of longing and frustration. The use of metaphors like steering a ship and waves underscores the unpredictable, yet powerful, nature of their connection. The song navigates the push and pull of affection, with Tiller vividly expressing his willingness to go above and beyond for his partner, even when faced with challenges.
Song Credits
Artist: Bryson Tiller
Release Year: 2024