conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called Add Me In with the following description: Littered with mathematic metaphors and terms, “Add Me In” finds Chris as the other guy in the equation, and trying to get his girl to realize that he would be a better fit for her than her current man. The track was previewed to Billboard ahead of its release, who described it as:
  Another nod to Wonder and Cooke, the uptempo track has Brown drawing on math metaphors (“What’s the problem, girl?”) to attract the interest of a female. Danja produced; Brown, Roccstar and Bellinger handled the writing.
  Chris described the track to MTV News as being “old-school with a new-age feel.” The song shares a similar vibe to his March 2013 single, “Fine China.” Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1]
  (Alright)
  Your body's an isosceles (Alright)
  And I'm just tryna try angles (Okay)
  Your love is trigonometry (Yeah)
  Just tryna solve the whole equation
  [Pre-Chorus]
  What's it about you, about? I wanna love you
  Figure you out, figure you out, so I can touch you
  Should we do that? Can I do that, baby?
  Answers are usually in the back (Hey!)
  [Chorus]
  Substitution, add me in
  Multiply my love, is that too much? (Can I do that?)
  Substitution, what's the problem, girl?
  Add me in (Yeah), woo
  [Post-Chorus]
  Just add me⁠—
  Baby, just add me in
  Just add me⁠—
  Baby, just add me in
  [Verse 2]
  I'll calculate her home invasion (Yeah, add it up)
  Divide your legs and count to three (Three, two, one, come on)
  He's just not the answer, baby (Uh-huh)
  And that's just my hypothesis (Uh-huh, real talk, girl) [Pre-Chorus]
  What's it about you, about? I wanna love you
  Figure you out, figure you out, so I can touch you
  Should we do that? Can I do that, baby?
  Answers are usually in the back
  [Chorus]
  Substitution, add me in
  Multiply my love, is that too much? (Can I do that?)
  Substitution, what's the problem, girl?
  Add me in (Yeah), woo
  [Bridge]
  What if I said I loved you? (Love you, baby)
  I need you, would you care? (Ooh)
  So many things that I could learn
  And baby, if we do the math, it will equal up to me instead of him
  [Chorus]
  Substitution, add me in
  Multiply my love, is that too much? (Can I do that?)
  Substitution, what's the problem, girl?
  Add me in (Yeah-yeah), woo
  Substitution, add me in (Add me)
  Multiply my love, is that too much? (Can I do that?)
  Substitution, what's the problem, girl?
  Add me in (Add me in, yeah), woo (Oh) [Post-Chorus]
  Just add me⁠—
  Baby, just add me in (Baby, just add me)
  Just add me⁠—
  Baby, just add me in (Hahahaha, woo!)
  Just add me⁠—
  Baby, just add me in (Haha, yeah)
  Just add me⁠—
  Baby, just add me in (Ow!)