Treat You Right
HONNE Lyrics


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Can you forget what I've been sayin' lately?
It was out of character
And I hope that you will not go on to hate me
Can we go back to how we were?

I'm fragile at heart
And I find it hard
To express myself when you're around
You're a good girl and you're smart
Yeah you're goin' far
You don't ever need to put yourself down

Oh all I
All I wanna do is treat you right
Oh all I
All I wanna do is treat you right

Can we forget how I've been actin' lately?
It was not in my nature
And I hope that you will always want the same as me
To go back to how we are

You're fragile at heart
And you find it hard
To accept yourself when I'm around
You're a clever girl and you're smart
Yeah you're goin' far
You don't ever need to put yourself down

All I
All I wanna do is treat you right
Oh, all I
All I wanna do is treat you right
Oh, all I
All I wanna do is treat you right

Oh and as long as I'm here
There'll be nothin' to fear
You can be assured I'll treat you right

Oh all I
All I wanna do is treat you right
Oh all I
All I wanna do is treat you right
Oh all I
All I wanna do is treat you right

Oh and as long as I'm here




There'll be nothin' to fear
You can be assured I'll treat you right

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of HONNE's "Treat You Right" is a heartfelt apology from the singer to his loved one for his past behavior. The singer recognizes that his recent conduct has been out of character, and he hopes that his partner will not hold a grudge against him. In the chorus, the singer expresses his desire to "treat you right," indicating his willingness to make amends and correct his actions to improve their relationship.


The song also addresses the insecurities that both parties have. The singer acknowledges that he has a hard time expressing himself and is fragile at heart. Meanwhile, the partner is described as a good, clever, and smart girl who has difficulty accepting herself when the singer is around. The lyric "You don't ever need to put yourself down" shows that the singer recognizes the importance of building up their loved one's self-esteem.


In summary, "Treat You Right" is a sincere song about redemption, self-reflection, and a desire to make things right. The lyrics convey the message that love requires continual effort, honesty, and vulnerability.


Line by Line Meaning

Can you forget what I've been sayin' lately?
I hope you don't hold my recent words against me and can move past them.


It was out of character
My recent behavior was not typical of me.


And I hope that you will not go on to hate me
I am worried that my recent actions may cause you to dislike me.


Can we go back to how we were?
Can we please return to our previous, happy state and leave recent issues behind?


I'm fragile at heart
I am emotionally sensitive and need to be treated gently.


And I find it hard
It is difficult for me


To express myself when you're around
I struggle to communicate my feelings when you are present.


You're a good girl and you're smart
You are an intelligent and admirable person.


Yeah you're goin' far
You have a bright future ahead of you.


You don't ever need to put yourself down
Please don't criticize or belittle yourself.


All I wanna do is treat you right
I want to make sure you are always being treated well.


Can we forget how I've been actin' lately?
I hope we can move past my recent behavior.


It was not in my nature
My recent actions were not typical of me.


And I hope that you will always want the same as me
I hope we continue to have the same desires and goals.


To go back to how we are
Let's return to how we were before recent issues arose.


You're fragile at heart
You are emotionally sensitive and should be treated with care.


And you find it hard
It is difficult for you.


To accept yourself when I'm around
You struggle with self-acceptance when I am present.


You're a clever girl and you're smart
You are intelligent and capable.


Oh and as long as I'm here
As long as I am present or around.


There'll be nothin' to fear
You don't have to worry or be afraid.


You can be assured I'll treat you right
I promise to always treat you well and make sure you feel valued.




Writer(s): James William Hatcher, Andrew Peter Clutterbuck

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