Back For More (TXT Version)

⋆ Full English Track

⋆ Genre: Disco

⋆ Producing Credits: Tyler Spry, Ryan Tedder, Slow Rabbit

⋆ Writing/Composing Credits: Ryan Tedder, Slow Rabbit, Tyler Spry

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NOTE: This song was pre-released as part of a collab with Anitta in September 2023. The TXT version which was included in 'The Name Chapter: FREEFALL' includes a verse sung by Hueningkai and Yeonjun (highlighted below) in place of Anitta's verse from the original collaboration.

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ABOUT/MEANING: 'Back For More' reflects the boys’* growing confidence as they reconnect with meaningful relationships, showcasing the emotional growth they’ve gained through experience. Unlike the emotional chaos depicted in earlier chapters, this track highlights a calmer, more grounded approach to love and connection. Their ability to trust, reconnect, and remain steady in the face of uncertainty signals a new level of emotional maturity. The song captures their readiness to face adulthood with resilience and wisdom, reaffirming their belief in the strength of meaningful bonds.

*For further context on the song check out 'The Name Chapter: FREEFALL' album summary

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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—

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Helpful Context (Album Summary): 'The Name Chapter: Freefall' follows the boys* as they leave behind the safety of Neverland and confront the raw uncertainties of adulthood. Themes of risk, courage, and transformation shape the album as they take a fearless leap into the unknown. No longer held back by fantasy or fear, they begin to define themselves on their own terms, embracing vulnerability as the path to authenticity. FREEFALL stands as a bold affirmation of identity, resilience, and the power of choosing growth - no matter the risk.

Helpful Context (Album Series Summary): The Name Chapters explore the journey of discovering and defining one’s true self amid internal doubt and societal pressure. Building on the emotional aftermath of The Chaos Chapters and Thursday’s Child, these albums follow the boys as they transform pain into personal growth. Focused on self-acceptance and authenticity, the series marks a pivotal step in the transition from adolescence to adulthood: the search for who they are, and who they aspire to become.

*In the context of TXT’s discography, the term ‘boy’/‘boys’ are used to represent both the members themselves as well as serve as generalized protagonists embodying the universal experiences of youth.