"On Me" begins by recounting the thrill of a relationship - those subtle hints and looks you give each other; the intense attraction. But what happens when the relationship is in turmoil? Relationships are a balance and Fields isn't one to shy away from the highs and lows. He addresses the demise head on: blocked phone numbers, mixed signals, even accepting it all as a lost cause. Fields exudes an air of confidence throughout, particularly when he croons "you like to put me in my place, so come and put me in my place". He's certainly sure of his belief that, while he's made mistakes, he's committed no crime. If he has, he swears to do the time on him.