No I’m not in love Lyrics – Tate McRae

No I’m not in love Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
She’s trying to make it seem like her feelings aren’t serious. She sleeps at his place almost every night but insists it’s just because it’s convenient. She even wears his clothes, but she brushes it off by saying they fit well. Deep down, her actions show there’s something more going on, but she refuses to admit it.

[Pre-Chorus]
She keeps telling him (and even her friends) not to overthink their relationship. She wants to make it clear that there’s nothing romantic between them, even though her behavior suggests otherwise. It’s almost like she’s convincing herself too.

[Chorus]
She keeps repeating that she’s not in love, trying to make herself believe it. She insists she doesn’t think about him, doesn’t care who he looks at, and that nothing between them affects her. But the way she keeps denying it over and over makes it seem like she’s actually feeling the opposite.

[Post-Chorus]
She keeps saying she’s not in love, almost like she’s in denial. The way she asks, “Why would you think that?” makes it seem like she’s frustrated—maybe with him for noticing, or maybe with herself for feeling something she doesn’t want to admit.

[Verse 2]
She claims she doesn’t care about his past relationships and even jokes that she could be friends with his exes. She sings along to his favorite songs and shares his interests but acts like it’s just a coincidence. If she ever slips up and says something that hints at her feelings, she blames it on being drunk. She’s trying so hard to pretend she’s unaffected, but everything she does suggests otherwise.

[Chorus]
Once again, she keeps telling herself (and him) that she’s not in love. She insists she doesn’t think about him and that she doesn’t care who he’s interested in. But the way she keeps repeating it makes it obvious that she’s trying to fight feelings that are already there.

[Post-Chorus]
She continues to deny her emotions, almost like she’s trying to convince herself as much as she’s convincing him. The more she says it, the more it seems like she’s struggling with her true feelings. The frustration in her words suggests she knows she’s lying to herself.

[Bridge]
She’s repeating what she’s been saying all along—telling him not to overthink it and insisting she’s told everyone the same thing. It’s like she’s building a wall to keep her emotions hidden.

[Chorus]
Again, she keeps pushing the idea that she’s not in love, trying to make it sound like she doesn’t care about him. But the constant repetition makes it clear that she’s trying to fight feelings she doesn’t want to admit.

[Post-Chorus]
She’s still stuck in denial, constantly asking why he would even think she has feelings for him. But the way she keeps bringing it up makes it obvious—if she really didn’t care, she wouldn’t have to keep saying it over and over.