Ur A Bitch Lyrics – Jessie Murph

Ur A Bitch Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this part, she’s just done pretending everything’s okay. She calls the other person out directly, saying they’ve always been rude, cold, and hard to deal with, and no matter how hard she tried to ignore it, she couldn’t. She admits she mostly just complains instead of taking action, like she’s stuck in a cycle she can’t break, like a light switch she can’t turn off. She’s frustrated, comparing how easily she changes her music flow to how hard it is to switch off her feelings. Deep down, she knows she deserves way better and that she’s already hit rock bottom. It’s painful for her to stay in the relationship, especially knowing all the messed-up things she’s found out.

[Chorus]
Here, she’s pointing out how everything feels so predictable and sad. It’s not even the first time she’s been in this kind of situation, which makes it even more frustrating. The relationship lacks respect, and she’s tired of how pathetic it’s all become. She doesn’t even know why she’s been putting up with it. Looking back, she feels embarrassed that she stayed for so long. But now she’s finally admitting the hard truth—she’s in love with someone who treats her badly.

[Verse 2]
She talks about how the physical part of the relationship was once the only thing that worked between them, especially during late nights. But now even that’s falling apart. The spark is gone, and it feels like everything’s just going downhill. She feels like her time and energy are being wasted, especially during what should be the best years of her life. She’s unsure about everything now and is seriously thinking about walking away, because she’s finally accepting that this person isn’t worth it.

[Chorus]
She repeats how the relationship feels like a sad, messy cycle. It’s not new to her—she’s been stuck in this kind of toxic pattern before. There’s no respect, just disappointment. She wonders why she kept putting up with all the pain, and she can’t believe she stayed for so long looking foolish. It really hits her that the only reason she was still holding on was because she fell for the wrong person—someone who treats her like trash, and that realization stings.