Baby sometimes I feel so naive
Thinking you would come back to me
Say I fucked up, I’d have to agree
But second chances I do believe in
Just give me one reason, we fight, make up then fuck
Girl that’s the sequence
I’ve been dreaming about the most recent
I don’t lie, no I don’t pretend
And your guard up, that’s defense
Let it down, girl I swear I won’t let you down
I ain’t 2Pac, I don’t get around
Was clueless at first but I get it now, I get it now
You know all of my secrets and
You know all of my weaknesses
I can’t give that to someone else, none of these weak bitches
Gotta tell them hoes keep distance
This how you was s’ppose go deep in it
Please don’t do that with no one else
Just me, is that to much?
Is that too much?
Is that too much?
Am I asking for too much?
Say this shit once, say this shit two times
I won’t stop ’til I get back what’s mine
I know I fucked up one two many times
Is that too much?
Truth be told I know that somebody
Somebody as real as me, someone as sincere as me
That’s what I’m afraid of
Don’t you dare give him the same love
Cause what that man do girl, I can do it
Hold up one time baby girl, I can prove it
But this right here, so time consuming
And this right here got my mind confusing
What now what now, one day one day you’ll come around
Like “Fuck them niggas, I’ll shut ’em down”
Sex Mami I’m needin’ it
Thirsty much I gotta replenish
If I get it back you know I’m keepin’ it
Baby, I been deep in my thoughts like
Is that too much?
Is that too much?
Am I asking for too much?
I won’t stop ’til I get back what’s mine
I know I fucked up one two many times
Exploring the Emotional Sequence
Bryson Tiller’s “The Sequence” dives into the complexities of love, regret, and vulnerability. The lyrics capture the cyclical nature of relationships, where arguments, reconciliation, and intimacy create an endless loop. Tiller confesses his mistakes and pleads for another chance, reflecting both self-awareness and longing. His honesty is disarming, as he lays bare his insecurities about losing someone special and his fear of being replaced. The rawness in his admission—wondering if he’s asking for too much—resonates with anyone who has sought forgiveness and a second chance in love. Ultimately, the song is a heartfelt exploration of reconciliation, trust, and the hope of rekindling a lost connection.
Song Credits
- Artist: Bryson Tiller
- Songwriters: Bryson Tiller