Right My Wrongs By Brryson Tiller Analysis
The r&b song “Right My Wrongs” by Bryson Tiller is describing a man who wants to make things right with his girl. The song starts off with the man thinking that the girl is calling him. He wants the girl to just forgive him for all the wrong he has ever done. I think this song shows a softer side to men, it is okay to apologize and get your girl back. This song contains examples of rhyme, repetition, and speaker. This song has tons of rhyme in it. In the first stanza, lines 3 and 4 encompasses the words see and me. This is an example of a couplet, because the last word in the lines rhyme. Furthermore in the third stanza, lines 4 and 5 carries the words know and no. This is an example of forced rhyme, which is changing the normal spelling
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In the second stanza, lines 1 and 2 repeats the words “for all this”. Also in stanza 3, lines 2 and 5 repetition is shown. This is an example because “all the things” repeats pretty much throughout the song. Next in stanza 5, lines 3 and 4 is another example for repetition. The repetition in this song emphasizes his feelings. He put emphasis on these words to ensure that people knew how serious he was in getting his girl back. Tiller’s song had many examples of literary devices, but another major device is speaker.
A speaker is someone that is talking directly to themselves. In the chorus he says that he has to right his wrongs because he belongs to this girl. He is telling himself that it is time he pulls himself together because he knows that if he does not, one of the most important girls in his life is going to walk out. It is also shown in the fourth stanza, lines 2 and 3 when he said how his heart at the stars, and all that he will be is what she sees. In conclusion, Bryson Tiller used rhyme, repetition, and speaker to help express his feelings. He sets an example to men to let them know that it is okay for a woman to see your emotions. No man is perfect. Tiller was able to accept that fact and try to get his girl back proving to us that no man is just all the time tough no matter how hard they try to be. This song did not prove that just by lyrics, but also by the literary devices used in the
In the second stanza, lines 1 and 2 repeats the words “for all this”. Also in stanza 3, lines 2 and 5 repetition is shown. This is an example because “all the things” repeats pretty much throughout the song. Next in stanza 5, lines 3 and 4 is another example for repetition. The repetition in this song emphasizes his feelings. He put emphasis on these words to ensure that people knew how serious he was in getting his girl back. Tiller’s song had many examples of literary devices, but another major device is speaker.
A speaker is someone that is talking directly to themselves. In the chorus he says that he has to right his wrongs because he belongs to this girl. He is telling himself that it is time he pulls himself together because he knows that if he does not, one of the most important girls in his life is going to walk out. It is also shown in the fourth stanza, lines 2 and 3 when he said how his heart at the stars, and all that he will be is what she sees. In conclusion, Bryson Tiller used rhyme, repetition, and speaker to help express his feelings. He sets an example to men to let them know that it is okay for a woman to see your emotions. No man is perfect. Tiller was able to accept that fact and try to get his girl back proving to us that no man is just all the time tough no matter how hard they try to be. This song did not prove that just by lyrics, but also by the literary devices used in the