⋆ Full English Track
⋆ Genre [Source: Naver/BigHit]: Disco
⋆ Producing Credits: Tyler Spry, Ryan Tedder, Slow Rabbit
⋆ Writing/Composing Credits: Ryan Tedder, Slow Rabbit, Tyler Spry
NOTE: This song was pre-released as part of a collab with Anitta in September 2023. This version includes a verse sung by Hueningkai and Yeonjun (highlighted below) in place of Anitta's verse from the original collaboration.
ABOUT/MEANING: 'Back For More' reflects the boys' newfound confidence in rekindling meaningful relationships, showcasing the growth they’ve experienced as they transition into adulthood. Unlike the emotional chaos portrayed in previous chapters, the song emphasizes the boys' calm, assured approach to relationships, highlighting their emotional resilience and maturity. Their belief in the strength of these connections symbolizes their readiness to face adulthood’s uncertainties with trust and wisdom, demonstrating their determination to navigate future challenges with emotional strength and stability. [Please note that this is our interpretation of the song's meaning, based on the ongoing narrative of TXT's discography and insights from the members and official press releases. It's perfectly fine to have a different interpretation—after all, that's the beauty of music ♡]
LYRICS
I can see you comin' back for more
Comin' back for more, ayy
If you walk out that door
When I'm with you, it all feels different
When I'm with you, it all makes sense
And I know you don't feel no different
Woah-ooh
There's a magic to how we livin'
There's a magic to what this is
It's like a dream and we both day-trippin'
Woah-ooh
All I know is if you walk away
There'll be something
There'll be things you can't replace
All I know is if you walk away
There'll be something
Baby, that's okay, 'cause
I can see you comin' back for more
Comin' back for more (Yeah)
If you walk out that door
I can see you comin' back for more (Can you?)
Comin' back for more (Yeah)
If you walk out that door
When I'm with you, it all feels different
There's no logic to what we say
But we talk and talk the night away
Oh-oh
We don't got none of the issues that people got
Keep it on some of the same waves we keepin' on
None of that stuff to make you dependent on
Ooh
All I know is if you walk away
There'll be something
Baby, that's okay, 'cause
I can see you comin' back for more
Comin' back for more
If you walk out that door
I can see you comin' back for more (Baby)
Comin' back for more (Yeah)
If you walk out that door
When I'm with you, it all feels different
When I'm with you, when I'm with you (Yeah)
I can see you comin' back for more
Comin' back for more
If you walk out that—
Oh-oh
Oh
Ah, ta-da-da, ah
Ooh
Ah, ta-da-da, ah
If you walk out the door
Ooh-ooh
Ow
When I'm with you, when I'm with you (Come on)
I can see you comin' back for more (Comin' back for more)
Comin' back for more (Ooh-ooh)
If you walk out that door (Door)
I can see you comin' back for more (Ah)
Comin' back for more (Yeah)
If you walk out that—
Helpful Context (Album Summary): 'The Name Chapter: FREEFALL' continues the journey from 'TEMPTATION,' following the boys’* decision to leave the safety of their Neverland-like world and embrace the uncertainties of adulthood. Themes of risk, courage, and self-discovery shape the album as they take a fearless leap into the unknown. Through bold and introspective tracks, they confront both the exhilaration and fear of freefall, learning to accept life’s unpredictability and pursue their dreams despite the risks. Ultimately, 'FREEFALL' celebrates the transformative power of embracing fear, marking the culmination of 'The Name Chapter' with a powerful affirmation of the boys’ growth and self-realization. [*Within TXT's discography-based narrative the 'boys/boy' can be interpreted as representing the TXT members, but they also serve as generalized protagonists used to convey the broader experiences of youth.]
Helpful Context (Album Series Summary): 'The Name Chapters’ delve into identity and self-definition, focusing on the journey of discovering and embracing one’s true self amidst societal pressures. Building on the conflicts explored in 'The Chaos Chapters' and 'Minisode 2,' this new chapter showcases how the boys* allow these past experiences to shape their growth, highlighting their struggles to assert their individuality and solidify their name as they transition into adulthood. The overarching narrative centers on self-acceptance, authenticity, and the transformative journey of embracing one’s unique path and true calling. [*Within TXT's discography-based narrative the 'boys/boy' can be interpreted as representing the TXT members, but they also serve as generalized protagonists used to convey the broader experiences of youth.]
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