Like Boys
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Na-na na-na na
The singer makes a series of repeated, nonsensical sounds to create a catchy melody for the song.

Don't you ever let it go, it's over
The singer warns a former lover not to try and reignite their relationship, as it has ended permanently.

'Cause you know I think our lives were better
The singer acknowledges that their past relationship had some good moments, but affirms their decision to end it regardless.

You bipolar roller-coaster
The singer alludes to the emotional turbulence of their previous relationship, referring to it as a 'roller-coaster.'

Say it, say it twice, say it, say it, say it twice
The singer repeats the phrase 'say it' several times, possibly urging their former partner to be more communicative or to repeat something they've said.

Remember when you shut the fuck up, me neither
The singer sarcastically implies that their former partner was not very good at listening or keeping quiet, and that they do not remember any instance of this happening.

I'm still a lil' lil' little loner
The singer hints at their current solitary lifestyle, indicating that they may not be interested in another relationship anytime soon.

When I say, 'No', no means hell no, play it solo
The singer emphasizes their refusal to engage in any romantic activity with their former partner, using musical terminology to add emphasis.

Know you are my worst hangover
The singer compares the aftereffects of their previous relationship to a hangover, suggesting that it was unpleasant and difficult to recover from.

You find drama when you go low
The singer accuses their former partner of creating unnecessary conflict or 'drama' in their relationship whenever they're feeling unhappy or uncomfortable.

Baby, I'm crying over you
The singer expresses their emotional anguish and sadness over their past relationship, indicating that they are still struggling to move on from it.

You got only questions not the answers
The singer implies that their former partner is not very self-aware and often seeks answers or validation from others instead of finding them within themselves.

'Cause it's never over
The singer acknowledges that their past relationship may continue to have an impact on them emotionally, even if they've officially moved on from it.

I don't even like boys, don't you understand?
The singer declares that they are not interested in dating men, and possibly hints at a preference for women or nonbinary people instead.

You're just not my type, don't you understand?
The singer clarifies that their lack of romantic interest in their former partner is not meant as an insult, but simply reflects their personal preferences.

Just give it up, no, just give it up and go down
The singer suggests that their former partner should move on from their past relationship and 'go down' a different path in life.

I can drop the beat so low
The singer boasts about their musical abilities, particularly their ability to create dramatic drops or changes in tempo.

'Cause you can gamble I'm not even a prize
The singer implies that they do not see themselves as a reward or success for anyone to 'win' or obtain.

Kanye loves himself it's all right
The singer references Kanye West, a musician known for his perceived ego or self-absorption, and implies that this is not an issue in moderation.

Just give it up, no, just give it up and go down
The singer again urges their former partner to let go of their past relationship and pursue a new direction in their life.

'Cause we know now, love, love, isn't easy
The singer reflects on the difficulties of finding and maintaining love in life, and how it can be frustrating or disappointing at times.