Like That Lyrics – mike.

Like That Lyrics Meaning

[Bridge]
He’s bringing up how they both admitted the relationship went wrong, but he was willing to fix things. He’s confused because she said she’d take it back too, yet things didn’t change.

[Verse 1]
He feels like he doesn’t have time to sit around anymore—he needs to keep moving forward with life. Even though things weren’t really about him, his intention was to love her genuinely. He knows she’s trying in her own way, but there’s something missing. Despite all that, he just can’t let go of this one question that keeps bothering him, like he needs to understand her actions to find peace.

[Hook]
He’s stuck in this loop of wondering why she’s acting the way she is. It’s like she keeps pulling away or doing things that hurt him without any clear reason. He’s not getting closure, and it’s messing with his emotions. There’s a repeated feeling of being let down—like she calls him out publicly or switches up on him out of nowhere. The way she moves or behaves feels cold, confusing, and unfair, and he’s left asking why she always has to treat him like that. It shows how much it’s weighing on him emotionally, and he just wants answers for her behavior.

[Verse 2]
He talks about the fun times they had together, like being out in cool places, eating good food, and drinking. But while he was focused on his responsibilities and working hard, she was off partying. The line about putting it on ice suggests he had to pause or cool off emotionally. Even though there’s tension, she’s still staying over, which shows the back-and-forth in their relationship. Things are complicated—there’s attraction but also frustration.

[Hook]
Again, he’s circling back to all the confusion and pain. He keeps asking why she keeps switching up on him, why she does things that leave him feeling hurt or exposed. It’s like no matter how many times he tries to understand, her actions still throw him off. He’s stuck in this cycle of questioning her behavior, especially how she calls him out or treats him like he doesn’t matter, even when he thought things were okay. There’s a deep feeling of being done wrong and not knowing how to fix it.

[Verse 3]
The crashing waves at his place might reflect all the emotional chaos he’s going through. He’s at a point where he doesn’t care if he makes mistakes—he just wants to do something, even if it’s reckless. He’s trying to take control and lead, but things still feel uncertain.

[Bridge]
He’s bringing back the same point again—both of them admitted things weren’t going well, and he even tried to undo the damage. But it seems like she didn’t follow through on her end.

[Hook]
Once more, he’s stuck in the same emotional space—asking why she keeps treating him this way. It’s like she’s always doing things that hurt him, and even when he thinks they’ve moved past it, she surprises him by switching up again. The repeated questioning shows how stuck and hurt he feels, as if he’s trapped in a relationship where the same issues keep coming back.