Good Luck
Mabel Lyrics

Oh, nothing
Mabel dismisses someone's statement by implying it's not worth responding to.

I was just saying nobody got it
Mabel acknowledges that her remark may have gone over someone's head.

Guess I'm in the wrong room
Mabel realizes that she is in a place that is not aligned with her interests or expectations.

Boys are so wild
Mabel refers to boys as being untamed or unpredictable.

They think the grass is greener than they realize, oh
Mabel implies that boys believe that there are better romantic prospects out there than what they currently have.

Girl, it's alright
Mabel consoles another woman by assuring her that everything is going to be okay.

No, you don't really need him wasting your time, your time (that's right)
Mabel advises a woman to not waste her time on a man who doesn't deserve it.

Try to upgrade you, he must be out his mind
Mabel suggests that a man is delusional for attempting to improve his standing with his current partner.

He can play his games but that don't make him wise
Mabel implies that a man's manipulative tactics are not a sign of intelligence or emotional maturity.

'Cause a woman like you, he never could replace
Mabel reassures a woman that she is truly unique and irreplaceable.

Kill that boy with kindness, hey girl, you should say
Mabel encourages a woman to be polite and gracious in her rejections and confrontations with a man.

Yeah, one, two, three
Mabel verbally cues a transition to the chorus of the song.

(Good luck) Going 'round the world Chasing other girls Thinking you'll find better, baby
The chorus repeats the titular phrase as Mabel sings about a man who is searching for better romantic prospects all over the world.

(Good luck) Looking for that touch Can't replace real love Thinking you'll find better, baby (Good luck)
Mabel continues the chorus with lyrics that question the ability of physical touch to replace genuine love and affection.

Boy, you've been 'round the world Loving on other girls But you won't ever find a love like mine, a love like (good luck)
Mabel reminds a man that he may find physical attraction and temporary satisfaction elsewhere, but will never find the same kind of genuine romantic connection that he had with her.

Boy, you thought I was hurt To see you with other girls But I know you'll never find a love like mine, a love like (good luck)
Mabel directly addresses a man by telling him that his cavalier attitude towards their previously exclusive relationship is not an insult to her, but it is his loss to no longer be part of a love that is unique and unmatched.

Hell no You found out he was creeping on the down low (down low) So he gon' see the back of you when you walk That's when you know he's gotten way too comfortable, comfortable (that's right)
Mabel provides a backstory to her relationship with a man that highlights his covert adultery and her subsequent decision to break things off with him.

Tried to upgrade you, he must've bumped his head He can play his games, but girl, did he forget That a woman like you, he never could replace Kill that boy with kindness, hey girl, you should say
Mabel repeats her stance on a man's inability to upgrade or replace a woman like her, and advises being kind but firm in rejections.

Yeah, one, two, three
Mabel verbally cues a transition to the chorus of the song.

(Good luck) Going 'round the world Chasing other girls Thinking you'll find better, baby
The chorus repeats the titular phrase as Mabel sings about a man who is searching for better romantic prospects all over the world.

(Good luck) Looking for that touch Can't replace real love Thinking you'll find better, baby (Good luck)
Mabel continues the chorus with lyrics that question the ability of physical touch to replace genuine love and affection.

Ah, no, you'll never (good luck) A love like mine, a love like Ah, no, no, you'll never (good luck) A love like mine, a love like
Mabel repeats her assertion that a man will never be able to find a love like hers ever again.

He ain't worth the drama (ah, ah) In due time he'll get his karma (he'll get his karma) You gon' found your happy ever after But he won't find better So wish him (good luck)
Mabel advises another woman that a man who causes unnecessary stress and negative energy is not worth engaging with, and reassures her that something better is waiting for her in the future.

Girl, he won't find better So wish him (good luck)
Mabel ends the song by once again implying that a man won't be able to find a better love than hers.