I Met a Boy Lyrics – Mimi Webb

I Met a Boy Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
The chorus talks about meeting a boy who seems perfect at first, but he’s already with someone else and plays with her emotions. She feels frustrated because he acts like he belongs to her while having another girl. She’s tired of guys who just waste her time without being serious.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, she explains that she wants a real relationship with someone who can truly love her. She’s looking for a partner who is loyal, supportive, and ready to be serious, not someone who is only around for fun or a short fling. She also mentions that she’s independent and strong, and she won’t settle for less than someone who values her and treats her well. She wants a partner who will make her feel important and appreciated, not just someone who plays games or disappears after a while.

[Chorus]
Here, she repeats her frustration with the boy who seems perfect but isn’t serious. He gives her attention and makes promises, but he already has someone else. She emphasizes that she’s done wasting her time on boys who are not honest and just lead her on.

[Verse 2]
She calls out the boy for being immature and thinking she doesn’t notice his games. She’s independent and has her own life, money, and sense. She refuses to be fooled or manipulated and shows that she won’t play along with childish behavior or pretend she doesn’t see the truth.

[Chorus]
In this longer chorus, she goes deeper into her feelings. The boy caught her attention because he seemed like her type, but his actions are frustrating. He keeps acting like he’s hers, even though he’s already in a relationship, making her feel annoyed and used. She repeats that she’s done with boys who waste her time and doesn’t want to fall for the same trap again. She’s aware of how he manipulates her emotions, but she’s stronger now and won’t let herself be fooled. This shows her growing self-respect and refusal to tolerate dishonesty or immaturity in a partner.

[Bridge]
The bridge shows the boy’s sneaky and secretive behavior, only giving her attention when no one is watching. She points out how he doesn’t realize or care about the problems he’s causing. In the end, she decides to move on, seeing him as just a story from her past rather than someone worth her time.

[Chorus]
In the final chorus, she sums up her feelings about the boy. He seemed perfect, but he wasted her time and almost caused real problems in her life. Even though he still has another girl, he acts like he belongs to her, which makes her frustrated. She’s clearly done with boys who manipulate her emotions and play games.