Would you still love me if we were down bad and out a home?
I made all my money singin' so sad and lonely songs
But all my diamonds came from dirt
The more I love you, the less I hurt
And now my pen can't find the words
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
You can say you hate me as long as you don't mean it
Maybe go half crazy, don't need a rhyme or reason
Girl, you can go and pick a fight, slam that door and lock me outside
Just for one night so I can find a brand new melody
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
I could change up all the chords, get my fingers flowin' free
But as long as you're with me, I can have my harmony
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
Thank God I was right about you
Right About You Video (MV)
'Right About You' is a heartwarming, rose-tinted love song, seemingly written for his fiancée - who fans refer to as 'Jamie', due to her identity being kept private - and marks the first of its kind in Post Malone's sprawling discography.
Following the album's wistful references to the wild nights and untethered hedonism associated with Post's party-loving rap persona, 'Right About You' arrives towards the end of F-1Trillion, and consolidates the artist's evolution into more of a settled-down family man.
Kicking off with a playful, jovial fiddle and a jaunty, warm guitar rhythm, Post Malone removes the hazy, reverb-laden vocal effects he's become synonymous with over the years. This makes him sound as lucid as we've ever heard him, perhaps symbolising the clarity his fiancée and daughter have brought into his life.
The ambience is kept relatively acoustic, with 'Right About You' taking on the feel of a classic campfire sing-a-long, and certainly leans more towards traditional country than the pop-leaning lead singles, such as 'I Had Some Help' and 'Guy For That'.
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Post MaloneFollowing the album's wistful references to the wild nights and untethered hedonism associated with Post's party-loving rap persona, 'Right About You' arrives towards the end of F-1Trillion, and consolidates the artist's evolution into more of a settled-down family man.
Kicking off with a playful, jovial fiddle and a jaunty, warm guitar rhythm, Post Malone removes the hazy, reverb-laden vocal effects he's become synonymous with over the years. This makes him sound as lucid as we've ever heard him, perhaps symbolising the clarity his fiancée and daughter have brought into his life.
The ambience is kept relatively acoustic, with 'Right About You' taking on the feel of a classic campfire sing-a-long, and certainly leans more towards traditional country than the pop-leaning lead singles, such as 'I Had Some Help' and 'Guy For That'.
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From Album: F-1 Trillion
Genre(s): Country
Language: English
Length: 3:03
Written by: Austin Post
Released: August 16th, 2024
Year: 2024
Post Malone - Right About You Lyrics
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English
Would you still love me if we were down bad and out a home?
I made all my money singin' so sad and lonely songs
But all my diamonds came from dirt
The more I love you, the less I hurt
And now my pen can't find the words
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
You can say you hate me as long as you don't mean it
Maybe go half crazy, don't need a rhyme or reason
Girl, you can go and pick a fight, slam that door and lock me outside
Just for one night so I can find a brand new melody
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
I could change up all the chords, get my fingers flowin' free
But as long as you're with me, I can have my harmony
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
Thank God I was right about you
I made all my money singin' so sad and lonely songs
But all my diamonds came from dirt
The more I love you, the less I hurt
And now my pen can't find the words
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
You can say you hate me as long as you don't mean it
Maybe go half crazy, don't need a rhyme or reason
Girl, you can go and pick a fight, slam that door and lock me outside
Just for one night so I can find a brand new melody
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
I could change up all the chords, get my fingers flowin' free
But as long as you're with me, I can have my harmony
I wrote songs about sinnin', evil women, pills, and cars
I wrote songs about drinkin' 'til you walked in and raised the bar
But who am I to write rock bottom from the highs you took me to?
Thank God I was right about you
Thank God I was right about you
Writer: Austin Post
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
