Can You Hear Me Now?

Brandy · Two Eleven [2012]

Some things are best left unspoken

Don't waste time with that talk

Just keep that back in motion

It ain't that easy for me to get off

But I can be your guilty pleasure

Just make sure to put it down, down, down

Yeah, I'm ready for whatever

But you gotta make mama proud



And every night you long for my affection

And please believe I'm guaranteed to turn you out

But you just point that thing in my direction

And when I'm almost there

I'll start making that sound



Can you hear me now?

Am I getting closer?

Can you hear me now?

Well if not then you're supposed to

Can you hear me now?



(Yeah I can hear you baby... yeah I can see you baby) [x4]



Can you hear me now?



I'm pretty sure that you've noticed

The swagger in my walk

Just pay attention and focus

Baby you just gotta play your part

I'm thinking you can get this treasure

But you gotta dig deeper down, down, down

Won't nobody love you better

But you gotta make mama proud



Can you hear me now? (Cause I can hear you)

Am I getting closer? (Am I getting closer)

Can you hear me now? (Can you hear me now)

Well if not then you're supposed to (Well if not then you're supposed to)

Can you hear me now?



(Yeah I can hear you baby... yeah I can see you baby) [x4]



Can you hear me now?



Can you hear me now? (Can you hear me now)

Am I getting closer? (Am I getting closer)

Can you hear me now? (Can you hear me now)

Well if not then you're supposed to (Well if not then you're supposed to)

Can you hear me now?



(Yeah I can hear you baby... yeah I can see you baby) [x4]



Can you hear me now?

Can You Hear Me Now?

Brandy's "Can You Hear Me Now?" serves as a poignant addition to her 2012 album *Two Eleven*, continuing her exploration of intimacy and vulnerability within the R&B genre. Recorded during a period where she frequently collaborated with producer Timbaland, the track exemplifies her signature vocal style, blending soulful delivery with contemporary production. The song fits within a broader discography that often addresses themes of longing and personal connection, maintaining the emotional depth characteristic of her work from the late 2000s through the early 2010s. As part of her ongoing catalog, the recording reflects her commitment to crafting music that resonates with listeners seeking authentic expression.