Chick Flick Tears
Go Periscope Lyrics

The song "Chick Flick Tears" by Go Periscope reflects on the aftermath of a relationship that has ended. The singer is having a difficult time moving on as he keeps hearing his ex-girlfriend apologize ("I'm sorry") and pleading for him not to leave ("Cries, you can't leave"). However, he recognizes that her tears are often not genuine and that neither their fights nor her apologies are as serious as they may seem, hence the "chick flick tears" reference. The singer is also planning to move to California, which suggests that perhaps the distance will help him move on from the relationship and start anew. Overall, the song is a portrayal of the bittersweet feelings that accompany the end of a relationship, the desire to move on, and the fear of being hurt again.

One interesting fact about the song is that it was included in the soundtrack of the 2012 movie "Gayby." Another interesting fact is that Go Periscope is a synthpop duo based in Seattle, Washington, and consists of Joshua Frazier and Florin Mehedinti. Additionally, the song was released in 2011 as part of Go Periscope's album "Infinite Youth," which also includes other notable tracks such as "Crush Me" and "Wasteland." "Chick Flick Tears" was also praised for its catchy melody, relatable lyrics, and upbeat electro-pop sound that characterizes Go Periscope's music.

The chords for "Chick Flick Tears" are as follows: Am, F, C, G for the verse and chorus, and Dm, Am, F, G for the bridge. These chords are played in a catchy and upbeat pattern that is characteristic of the electro-pop sound of the song.