I'll Be Ok

Navigating Heartbreak: Finding Solace in 'I'll Be Ok'
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Lyrics

I don't even know where to start

Expressing uncertainty about where to begin.

Oh, it feels like we're more than worlds apart

Feeling a significant emotional distance between individuals.

And I don't even know what to say

Unable to find appropriate words to convey feelings.

Pretending that you're ok

Acting as if everything is fine when it's not.

When I know deep down, you're not

Acknowledging the inner knowledge that someone is not okay.

And I know we can't turn back the clock

Recognizing the impossibility of reversing past events.

And there's only one way to make your hurting stop

Suggesting that ending the pain is the only solution.

Oh, maybe I should go

Contemplating leaving as a way for personal and mutual growth.

It's the only way you'll grow

Believing that leaving is necessary for the other person's development.

I never wanted you to hurt like this though

Expressing reluctance in causing pain despite the intention to help.

But it might make you happier

Suggesting that separation might bring happiness.

And I guess that is easier

Acknowledging the ease of the decision despite the emotional difficulty.

And maybe we are better off this way

Considering that separation might lead to a better outcome.

Just know that I'll miss you every day

Expressing the ongoing sense of missing the other person.

But I guess I'll be ok

Acceptance of the situation and the belief in personal resilience.

I don't even know where to go

Feeling lost and uncertain about the next steps.

All these years in love with nothing to show

Reflecting on years of love without tangible results.

I wanna go back to the start

Desiring a return to the initial stages of the relationship.

Back when I held your now broken heart

Recalling a time when the other person's heart was whole.

Before we fell so far apart

Expressing the wish to prevent the current distance in the relationship.

And I know we can't turn back the clock

Reiterating the inability to change the past.

And I know there is no way to make my hurting stop

Acknowledging personal pain with no apparent solution.

Oh, maybe I should go

Considering leaving as a way to facilitate personal growth.

It's the only way you'll grow

Repeating the idea that departure is necessary for growth.

I never wanted you to hurt like this though

Expressing reluctance in causing pain despite the intention to help.

But it might make you happier

Suggesting that separation might bring happiness.

And I guess that is easier

Acknowledging the ease of the decision despite the emotional difficulty.

And maybe we are better off this way

Considering that separation might lead to a better outcome.

Just know that I'll miss you every day

Expressing the ongoing sense of missing the other person.

But I guess I'll be ok

Acceptance of the situation and the belief in personal resilience.

Woah, woah, woah

Emotional exclamation indicating inner turmoil.

Woah, woah, oh, yeah

Repetition of the emotional exclamation.

But I don't want to go

Expressing reluctance to leave due to personal dissatisfaction.

'Cause I'm not better off this way

Rejecting the idea that separation is a better outcome.

Oh, why'd I never say

Regretting the failure to communicate important feelings.

I don't want to go

Expressing a desire to stay despite difficulties.

Is it the only way you'll grow

Questioning whether leaving is the only path to personal growth.

I never thought it would hurt like this though

Surprised by the unexpected pain caused by the decision.

But it made you happier

Recognizing that the other person found happiness in separation.

And I wish that was easier

Wishing that the decision had been easier for both parties.

Do you really think we're better off this way

Questioning the belief that separation is for the best.

'Cause I miss you every day

Expressing the persistent sense of missing the other person.

Oh, I miss you every day

Repeating the ongoing longing for the other person.

But one day I'll be ok

Believing in the eventual recovery and well-being.

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