Sue me Lyrics – Audrey Hobert

Sue me Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
She expected to see her ex at the party, sipping on his usual drink, and even though she pretends not to care, she’s clearly aware of it. She’s trying to shake old habits, focusing on herself, even doing pilates now. Their breakup in November still lingers in her mind, and she knows he hasn’t forgotten it either. She notices he seems happier now, and she’s curious if he’s truly moved on emotionally.

[Pre-Chorus]
She’s been trying hard to be careful and respectful around him, but now she’s staying out late and living her life more freely.

[Chorus]
Trying to be perfect all the time is just too much, and she’s done with playing the “good girl.” She wants attention, to feel desired, and doesn’t care if that makes her seem selfish or reckless. She repeats how badly she wants to be wanted, as if shouting it out loud will finally make it okay. It’s raw, bold, and she’s not apologizing for wanting connection or desire anymore.

[Verse 2]
She’s checking out another guy who looks great, even if he’s dressed in basic stuff. She jokes about wanting to tear his clothes off and have fun with no hesitation. Suddenly, the mood shifts—lights come on like a spotlight moment, and she takes that dramatic shift as a sign to go after what she wants without second-guessing.

[Pre-Chorus]
She tried to play it safe, but now his behavior is tempting, almost like bait, pulling her in.

[Chorus]
She decides she’s done holding back and is ready to break the rules. She craves desire, even if it means being chaotic or a little toxic. She’s not afraid of the drama that might come with it—she actually leans into it. There’s an explosive energy in her words, like she’s ready to shake things up just to feel something real and intense again.

[Bridge]
She feels like their chemistry is meant to be, so she doesn’t see the point in waiting. She’s bold and playful here, suggesting they take things further—even throwing in a wild suggestion involving her roommate. It’s flirtatious, unfiltered, and a little outrageous on purpose.

[Chorus]
She keeps repeating that she wants to be wanted, like it’s the only thing on her mind. Even though part of her knows her feelings might not be deep or romantic, she doesn’t care—it’s the thrill she’s chasing. There’s something rebellious in her actions, like hooking up with someone’s ex just for the drama of it. She owns it all with confidence, showing she’s done pretending to be someone she’s not.

[Outro]
She casually throws out a few mixed messages—apologizing for things like his dog dying or being too perfect, then joking about their different fates in the afterlife. She ends on a playful, sarcastic note, saying she might run into him at a random store like Best Buy. Deep down, she still sees him as a great guy, but she’s choosing herself now, with all the chaos and honesty that comes with it.