Blue Strips Lyrics – Jessie Murph

Blue Strips Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer is making it clear that she’s not angry with her ex. Instead of holding on to bitterness, she feels like she had to do something to get back at him in her own way. She repeats it to emphasize that it’s not about being mad but taking control of the situation.

[Verse 1]
She talks about buying a luxurious mansion in Malibu as a sign of her success. The mention of her attitude suggests she’s using her achievements to show she’s handling the breakup well and has become stronger and more independent.

[Pre-Chorus]
In this part, the singer describes how she’s spending her time in strip clubs, throwing money around, and living her life in a way that might bother her ex. She’s doing things that she knows will get back to him, all while making it clear that she’s taking control and letting go of her past.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the idea that she isn’t mad at her ex, even though she’s using her new lifestyle as a way to get back at him. She’s moved on, found a new man, and bought a mansion, showing that she’s doing well and has gained success after the breakup. The repetition emphasizes her decision to rise above the past.

[Verse 2]
Here, the singer reflects on how she’s dealing with things. She mentions smoking cigarettes on balconies, which might symbolize thinking things through. Though she’s not taking extreme actions, she’s ready to settle scores and feels like there’s unfinished business. Her ex’s actions are catching up to him, and she’s prepared for the fallout.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus highlights her actions in the strip club, where she’s clearly flaunting her freedom and confidence. She’s taking off her clothes, metaphorically stripping down everything wrong in the relationship. It’s a way for her to feel empowered and in control, showing she’s not the same person anymore.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus repeats her stance on not being mad at her ex but emphasizing how she’s taking control and getting back at him. She’s confident in her new life, which includes a new man and a mansion. This section drives home the idea that she’s made it on her own, living well without him, and finding her own happiness.

[Bridge]
The bridge briefly repeats the idea of getting back at her ex. The mention of the mansion in Malibu underlines her success and independence, showing that she’s risen above the situation in a big way.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the message that she’s not mad at her ex, but she’s clearly done what she needed to do to reclaim her life. She has a new man, a new mansion, and she’s fully moved on. The repetition of these lines shows how her life has changed and how she’s confidently moved forward, all while maintaining that she’s not angry—just living her best life.