Trouble on the Weekends – Rob Matare | Chill R&B Love Song (Official Lyric Video)
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Trouble on the Weekends – Rob Matare | Chill R&B Love Song (Official Lyric Video)
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Trouble on the Weekends by Rob Matare: “I'm trouble on the weekends, baby, true” Subscribe for a new song every day ▶ / @robmatare
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This is an R&B song with a smooth, easygoing groove about a person who is steady all week long and a little reckless once Friday night arrives.
The narrator walks through the week like a checklist of small, good deeds. On Tuesday they pay the parking and call their mom. On Wednesday they water all the plants, and on Thursday they bring home a partner's favorite song. Then the Friday lights start blinking, a cousin pulls into the drive, and the promise to be home by midnight turns into a joke, because midnight is just a state of mind. The narrator knows where this comes from: mama said they are like their daddy, and daddy said the same thing, so the pattern feels inherited and hard to break.
Every Sunday brings the same scene. The narrator apologizes, and the partner forgives them twice, but with a warning that they are going to lose them. The narrator tries to laugh it off, offering to buy rice, then admits it is not funny to the person who is waiting at home. The turn comes quietly near the end: keys in the drawer, phone on the shelf, a lie that they are sick, and a cousin told to go out alone, just this once, for the partner's sake.
"I'm trouble on the weekends, baby, true"
WHAT THIS SONG IS ABOUT
This is an honest, slightly sheepish love song about knowing your own flaws and still asking to be loved anyway. It is about habits that run in the family, the gap between good intentions and Friday night, and the small, real act of staying home as proof of change. The feeling is warm, playful and a little guilty, with soul in the confession and a smile behind the apology.
WHO IT IS FOR
Put it on when you want chill songs for a quiet Sunday morning after a rough weekend, or when you are making an R&B playlist for the people you love and sometimes let down. It fits late-night drives, slow dinners, and the moment you finally decide to stay in. If you search for soul love songs, relationship songs about trying to do better, or easy pop music with a sweet R&B pulse, this one is for you. It also works for anyone who has ever said I'll be home by midnight and meant it, at least when they said it.
ABOUT THE ALBUM
This track is from Breakfast at Seventy, a set of R&B and soul songs about love, honesty and the ordinary choices that hold two people together. It sits alongside songs about late-night diners, empty promises and a thrift-store coat, and it keeps the same warm, grown-up tone throughout, good for long listening sessions on a slow evening.
Which night of the week are you, and will you leave a comment below?
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CREDITS
Produced by Rob Matare
Label: EpicSound360
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