True Blood

Justin Timberlake · The 20/20 Experience (2 Of 2) [2013]

[Verse 1]

Red was the color of her eyes

She put me in a meditation state

The skin is white so white

The night will have no expiration date

Black is the color of the night

And it's time for me get her body waste

There's just something 'bout the demon that she brings out of me

When we raise hell I can't stay away



[Bridge]

Aw, give it to me now

Something just got you fiendin'

Once she starts to evoke the spirit

It comes at night when you're a dreaming



[Hook]

I think she's got that true blood

Every time your 'round I can smell it in you

She's got that true blood

I come around and raise the hell out of you

It's that demon in me that's got me screaming

Make me wanna build a coffin for two

She's got that true blood

But baby I just do it for the thrill out of you



[Breakdown]



[Verse 2]

Now I feel my fever on the rise

And the bones in my body start to quake

Straight up from my tongue and my mind

She controls me when I don't want to escape

All the ones gotta try

But they have been here by no mistake

But she got a bite of my type

She told me that she find the perfect way



[Bridge] + [Hook]



[Breakdown 2]

Her pheromones invaded my senses

I saw her silhouette

You're perfection, I'm mad I don't wanna leave

Those girls wanna burn with me but they don't hold a candle



[Hook]

True Blood

True Blood stands as a standout track on Justin Timberlake's 2013 double album, The 20/20 Experience (2 Of 2). The recording captures the artist's signature blend of R&B and pop, showcasing his continued evolution in vocal delivery and production. Within the expansive second half of the project, the song contributes to a sonic landscape defined by lush instrumentation and emotional depth. Timberlake's work during this era emphasized a return to soulful textures, moving away from the high-energy dance tracks that characterized his earlier career. True Blood reflects this mature approach, offering a polished listening experience that aligns with the album's broader themes of love and introspection. The track remains a significant song in his discography, highlighting his ability to craft sophisticated pop anthems that resonate with long-time fans and new listeners alike.