So What
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Na na na na na na, na na na na na na
This is the repeating chorus indicating the singer's desire to fight and show off her newfound attitude.

I guess I just lost my husband
The singer's significant other left her and she appears to be drinking her sorrows away.

I don't know where he went
The singer doesn't know the location of her husband.

So I'm gonna drink my money
The singer is spending her money on alcohol to cope with her marital problems.

I'm not gonna pay his rent (nope)
The singer is not going to financially support her ex-husband anymore.

I got a brand new attitude
The singer has developed a new, empowered outlook on life after her break-up.

And I'm gonna wear it tonight
She is going out and plans to assert her newfound attitude.

I wanna get in trouble
The singer is seeking confrontation, eager to step into a fight.

I wanna start a fight
The singer wants to instigate a physical fight with someone.

So, so what?
The singer is shrugging off her problems, acknowledging that they don't have much importance in her life.

I'm still a rock star
The singer says she is still an awesome and accomplished person, with or without her ex-husband.

I got my rock moves
The singer has abilities and skills that she will continue to use to succeed.

And I don't need you
The singer doesn't need her ex-husband to validate her existence or her accomplishments.

And guess what?
The singer follows this line by saying that she's having more fun, possibly without her husband in her life.

I'm having more fun
The singer is enjoying her life post-marriage.

And now that we're done
The singer reflects on her past relationship and acknowledges that it is over.

I'm gonna show you tonight
The singer plans to show off her newfound confidence and independence to her ex-husband.

I'm alright, I'm just fine
The singer is reminding herself (and her ex-husband) that she is doing well without him.

And you're a tool
The singer thinks that her ex-husband is nothing more than a simple-minded nuisance.

You never were
The singer accuses her ex-husband of never being there for her.

You want it all
The singer blames her ex-husband for being greedy and selfish in their relationship.

But that's not fair
The singer thinks her ex-husband's behavior wasn't fair to her.

I gave you love
The singer acknowledges that she gave love and commitment to her relationship with her ex-husband.

I gave my all
The singer put forth her best effort in her relationship, but it wasn't enough.

You let me fall
The singer believes that her ex-partner did not support her when it was needed.

The waiter just took my table
The singer is providing context for her current situation.

And gave to Jessica Simp- (shit!)
The singer is interrupted and angered by the fact that someone else has taken her spot.

I guess I'll go sit with tomboy
The singer is taking refuge with someone who might better understand her.

At least he'll know how to hit
The singer notes that at least someone is capable of fighting.

What if this song's on the radio
The singer is worried about putting her feelings on display in a very public way.

Then somebody's gonna die
The singer threatens a violent attack if her song is heard in public.

My ex will start a fight
The singer believes her former partner will cause more problems for her.

No, no
The singer is repeating her newly-stated rejection of her ex-husband.

I don't want you tonight
The singer explicitly states her rejection of her former partner.