“Blame” by Bryson Tiller
The person Bryson Tiller is addressing in the lyrics of “Blame” is his ex-girlfriend. And simply put, he is majorly upset over losing her.
Since their breakup she has obviously moved on with her life, getting involved with another man. Indeed the lyrics imply that she may even now be married. But once again, he still has feelings for her. In fact the chorus is centered on Tiller reminding her of all the sacrifices he has made in their romance. And the song’s singular verse opens with Bryson entreating her to definitively let him know if he still has a chance to regain her love.
The title of this song is derived from the fact that Tiller is accepting all of the blame for their relationship going awry. He concludes by stating that the only way he may be able to get over his feeling for her is by ‘burying’, as in supplanting, them. But at the same time, it seems as if he is still looking for a shimmer of hope that somehow things between them can be resolved.
Quick Facts about “Blame”
- On 23 July 2019, “Blame” became the first song officially dropped by Bryson Tiller in 2019. It appears on his album Serenity (which is his third studio album).
- The song was released via Bryson’s official website, “Trapsoul”.
Did Bryson Tiller write this song?
Yes, he did. As a matter of fact he is the sole composer of the track.
