Allegedly Lyrics – Summer Walker & Teddy Swims

Summer Walker links up with Teddy Swims for Allegedly, the simmering duet that caps off her third album Finally Over It, out tomorrow on LVRN and Interscope, and it lands like that quiet moment after the storm, where the rumors fade but the questions linger just a bit too long.

Walker has made a career out of turning real-life heartaches into songs that feel like late-night voicemails, and Allegedly fits right in that pocket. It’s a soulful R&B slow-burn, with her buttery runs weaving around Swims’ gravelly edge over a bed of soft keys and subtle percussion that builds without ever rushing. Thematically, it’s all about those whispered “alleged” betrayals—the side eyes, the hearsay in relationships that erode trust until you’re left sifting through the wreckage. Walker co-wrote it during a reflective stretch last spring, pulling from her own post-breakup haze, while Swims adds that raw, confessional punch he nailed on Lose Control. Together, they turn suspicion into something almost seductive, a track that’s equal parts therapy session and torch song, showing her growth from raw venting to nuanced release.

Finally Over It wraps up the trilogy she started with Over It and Still Over It, clocking in at 18 tracks that trace the full arc of love’s mess—from fresh wounds on opener Heart of a Woman to the triumphant close here. The concept? Closure, finally, with room for joy amid the scars: think GloRilla barking on a revenge bop, 21 Savage adding grit to a late-night flex, or Brent Faiyaz harmonizing on the breezy Number One. It’s her most collaborative yet, blending trap-soul edges with pure balladry, all under 50 minutes of no-filler introspection.

Walker’s at a turning point, three years after Still Over It went multi-platinum and reshaped R&B playlists. She’s stepped back from the spotlight to focus on motherhood and healing, emerging with an album that feels lighter, less chained to the pain. Teaming with Swims here marks her easing into duets that highlight vulnerability without the weight, proof she’s not just surviving the cycle—she’s breaking it.

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