About You (feat. Tucker Wetmore)

The overall theme revolves around the pain of a broken relationship and the struggle to move on. The speaker feels wronged and is trying to process the hurt caused by someone they cared for deeply. They highlight the tendency of their ex to play the victim while ignoring their own faults. It’s a mix of anger and acceptance, showing how relationships can twist our emotions.

Verse 1

ayy, this goes to Mrs. Right because you swear you do no wrong
you claim that love was your intent but meant to hurt me all along
you ran me through the mud, you told your friends I led you on
I had so much love in my heart for you, I seen through all your flaws

In this verse, the artist starts by addressing their ex directly. They call out her self-righteousness, pointing out how she pretends to be perfect while actually causing pain. The mention of her telling friends a different story adds to the sense of betrayal. The artist had genuine feelings but feels those were taken for granted, showing how deeply the hurt runs.

Chorus

and all those walls I broke 'em down, now I regret it
just look at all this shit that I done caused, I can't forget it
you said you wouldn't leave but shit got hard and then you did it
if I could put a price tag on my heart, I swear I'd sell it

The chorus captures the essence of regret and realization. The artist reflects on how they let their guard down and now wishes they hadn’t. There's a strong sense of disbelief that someone they trusted would leave when times got tough. The metaphor of putting a price on their heart shows how damaged they feel, almost wishing they could just let go of the pain.

Verse 2

first classed it when I mailed it
go ahead and make it about you
keep telling yourself, I put you through hell
and how my heart is breaking without you

In this verse, the artist uses the idea of mailing their heart to represent how they gave everything. It’s like they’re saying they put their love on a pedestal, and now they’re left with nothing while their ex twists the narrative. The frustration is clear, as they call out the ex for playing the victim, emphasizing that it’s not as simple as she claims.

Chorus

I don't miss the crazy, I don't miss the lies
I don't miss a damn thing, spin it how you like
I know you're gonna do what you always do
go ahead and make it about you

The repetition in the chorus reinforces the artist's determination to move on. They’re done with the drama and the deception, making it clear that they don’t miss the relationship at all. By saying "spin it how you like," they acknowledge that the ex will likely twist things to make herself look better. It’s a reclaiming of power, showing they’re not going to let her define their feelings.

Bridge

ayy, it's cool when you do it but to them folks you say it's me
like I ain't give you all my love and you ain't toss it in the street
why you didn't tell me about your selfish ways instead I had to see
went with your move, it hurt me deep, you even spilled some of the tea

In the bridge, the artist contrasts how the ex behaves versus what she tells others. They feel wronged for being honest while she hides her selfishness. The imagery of tossing love in the street is powerful, showing the disregard she had for the artist’s feelings. It’s a moment of clarity, revealing the pain of discovering someone you trusted wasn’t who you thought they were.

Outro

but for you I never changed, I dealt with all your wrong
I even tried to fix your ways to get you back on track
but then you left me for that train, now I'm sittin' here in pain
did everything that I could do still tryna wrap around my brain, hey

The outro reflects deep sorrow and frustration. The artist acknowledges their efforts to make things work, showing they were committed. The metaphor of her leaving for a train suggests she chose another path without considering the impact. The closing line emphasizes the struggle to understand why things went wrong, leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved pain.

Closing Thoughts

Overall, this song is a heartfelt expression of betrayal and confusion. The artist captures the pain of being blindsided by someone they loved. It’s relatable for anyone who’s dealt with a similar situation, making it a powerful anthem for those healing from heartbreak. The mix of anger and acceptance makes it clear that while the hurt is real, moving forward is the only option.