I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend Lyrics – Anne-Marie

I Don’t Like Your Boyfriend Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer starts by apologizing but immediately admits she doesn’t like her friend’s boyfriend. She’s being honest and direct, setting the tone for the rest of the song.

[Verse 1]
She and her friend are sitting in silence, and she hopes not to be asked for her opinion because she doesn’t want to lie. She’s trying to keep quiet about her feelings, but it’s clear from her face that she disapproves of the boyfriend. She believes he isn’t right for her friend.

[Pre-Chorus]
Even though she doesn’t like the boyfriend, she tries to get along with him. She laughs at his jokes, pretends to like him, and avoids causing problems. But deep down, she knows her friend is serious about him, and she struggles to keep her real feelings hidden. Eventually, she accidentally blurts out the truth—she doesn’t like him.

[Chorus]
She openly tells her friend that she dislikes her boyfriend. If she were in the same situation, she wouldn’t stay with him. She advises her friend to leave him and find someone who treats her better. She makes it clear that she strongly disapproves of the relationship.

[Verse 2]
She reassures her friend that she supports her no matter what and lets her live her life. But when she sees something wrong, she has to speak up. She believes her friend has a pattern of choosing the wrong guys and describes this boyfriend as cold and immature. She isn’t trying to judge, but she thinks this has gone on for too long.

[Pre-Chorus]
She continues to act polite and even compliments the boyfriend, but deep down, she wants to say what she really feels—that she doesn’t like him at all.

[Chorus]
Once again, she expresses her disapproval. She insists her friend deserves better and encourages her to leave. If it were her choice, she would end the relationship and find someone who truly cares.

[Post-Chorus]
She repeatedly emphasizes that she doesn’t like the boyfriend, making it clear that her feelings aren’t going to change.

[Bridge]
She reassures her friend that it’s not too late to leave him. She even offers her place to stay for the night, showing her support. She can’t shake the feeling that something is wrong with the boyfriend, and she doesn’t trust him. She repeats her feelings out loud, reinforcing her strong disapproval.

[Chorus]
Again, she tells her friend she should leave him. She’s confident he isn’t the right guy and wants her to move on to someone better.

[Post-Chorus]
She ends by repeating that she doesn’t like the boyfriend, making it clear that she stands by her opinion.