Session 21 by Cizzle Money Addict

These lyrics tap into some deep emotions and real-life situations around love, trust, and loyalty. The narrator seems to be in a complicated relationship, one where there's a lot of back and forth, and it feels like he’s grappling with his own mistakes and the repercussions of those choices.

When he talks about “she threw away my love letters,” it sets a tone of hurt and rejection, like he’s trying to express feelings that were disregarded. The mention of considering cuffing her because she’s a "go-getter" shows that he recognizes her ambition and strength, which is something he admires, even if he feels a bit conflicted about their dynamic.

The line about her talking down on “broke niggas” gives a sense of her no-nonsense attitude. She’s not here for any games, and it sounds like she’s been shaped by her upbringing, hinted at with “she get it from her mama.” This paints a picture of a strong woman who’s been through some stuff, which might explain her trust issues.

The questions about cheating and whether she’d take him back reveal a vulnerability. He’s aware of his flaws and the potential fallout from his actions. It’s almost like he’s trying to gauge whether there’s still hope for redemption in their relationship. His references to loyalty and needing someone who “checks trap” highlight a desire for authenticity and support, especially in a world where trust is hard to come by.

The samples woven in emphasize a sense of pride and the struggle for connection. It’s like he’s saying, “I’m not too proud to admit my mistakes, but I still want to make things right.” The overall vibe is one of grappling with complex emotions—wanting love, dealing with regret, and hoping for forgiveness, all while navigating the rough waters of relationships. It’s relatable for anyone who’s ever faced similar challenges in love and trust.