FMT Lyrics – Summer Walker | from “Finally Over It”

Summer Walker is drawing a line in the sand with Finally Over It, her third album set for November 14, 2025, through LVRN and Interscope, and FMT hits like that quiet rebellion in a room full of expectations, where ditching your “type” starts to sound like freedom.

Walker has a way of turning those gut-twist moments into songs that feel like a late-night call from a friend who’s been there. FMT, short for Fuck My Type, dives into the exhaustion of chasing the wrong fit—the one who lights you up but leaves you cold, all while the world pushes you toward the safe bet. From the snippet, you catch that raw edge: swallowing pain for a rich guy’s arm candy, trading memories of real fire for a “good life.” It’s classic Walker R&B, probably a mid-tempo groove with her breathy runs over sparse keys and a bass that simmers, building that tension without rushing the release.

She first let it slip at the tail end of the Heart of a Woman music video last month, then doubled down on TikTok with a clip captioned “Ima just head on down to the country club. 👨🏻‍🦳FMT💔,” showing her leaning into the irony with a wink.

This one’s tucked into Finally Over It’s 18-track flow, a project that’s all about shaking off the cycles—toxic loops, self-doubt, the weight of it all—for something lighter on the other side. The concept picks up from Still Over It but flips to closure, with lead single Heart of a Woman setting the tone on endurance, and features like Chris Brown, Bryson Tiller, GloRilla, and 21 Savage adding layers from smooth croons to gritty truths. Expect a mix of sultry confessions and upbeat resets, clocking around an hour of her signature vulnerability. Fans can pre-save it on Spotify for the full tracklist and updates.

Walker’s in a solid place these days, four years past her last full drop and deeper into mom life, which shows in how she’s owning her story without apology. Still Over It was her therapy session on wax; this feels like the exhale, less raw wound and more quiet strength, especially after those arena tours where she connected on a level that turned skeptics into believers.

X is already stirring with snippet reactions, folks layering the lines over their own “type” memes and calling it the anthem for anyone eyeing the exit sign.

Dive into the FMT lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Finally Over It tracks for more of Summer Walker’s quiet fire.