"Build Me Up Buttercup" is not a song by Tyler Joseph. It is a song originally released by The Foundations in 1968. However, the lyrics you have provided seem to be a mix of the original lyrics and some additional lines. The original song is about a person who is constantly let down by their partner and their unreliable promises. They express their longing for love and devotion. Despite the repeated disappointments, the person still loves their partner and yearns for their affection. The song reflects the rollercoaster of emotions experienced in a tumultuous relationship where one partner continuously raises the other's hopes only to let them down. The use of the phrase "Buttercup" in the song refers to a term of endearment for the person they love. The lyrics express the desire for consistency and true commitment, emphasizing the vulnerability and need for genuine love. It's important to note that your provided lyrics also include some lines that do not belong to the original song, suggesting a mix-up of lyrics. Additionally, Tyler Joseph is a member of the band Twenty One Pilots, and as far as my knowledge goes, he has not released a cover or rendition of "Build Me Up Buttercup."
