You’d Be Right Lyrics – Chrissy Costanza

You’d Be Right Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this part, the singer sarcastically dismisses her ex’s sadness, emphasizing that she’s moved on and found someone new. She’s attracted to how effortlessly her new partner makes her feel good, something her ex couldn’t do. The “boohoo” part highlights how little sympathy she has for her ex, making it clear that she’s better off now.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer reflects on how her ex thought they could find someone better, but now regrets it. She’s found someone who truly values her, and she’s mocking her ex for having to watch her move on. It’s a moment of empowerment, reminding her ex what they lost by leaving.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, she imagines her ex obsessing over her new relationship, wondering if she’s doing the same things they used to do together. She playfully confirms that he’s right, hinting that she’s fully enjoying her new connection and has no regrets about moving on.

[Refrain]
This part is about revenge in a way, with the singer embracing the fact that her ex is now living in misery while she’s thriving. By “living your nightmare,” she means that she’s doing great without him, and her ex has to deal with the pain of seeing her happy with someone else.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, she shuts down any possibility of her ex trying to win her back. She’s moved on for good, and it’s too late for apologies. Her new partner has made a lasting impression, and she mocks her ex for not realizing what they had until it was too late.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus repeats the earlier message: her ex gave up too easily, thinking they could do better, but now they’re stuck watching her be happy with someone new. The regret is real for the ex, and she takes satisfaction in that.

[Chorus]
Again, the singer points out how her ex is likely consumed with thoughts about her new relationship, wondering if she’s acting the same way she did with him. She confirms that he’s right in assuming she’s fully moved on and enjoying her new connection.

[Refrain]
The refrain continues to underline the singer’s confidence and satisfaction in moving on. She takes joy in knowing that her ex is now suffering, while she’s free and happy in her new relationship. Her ex’s regret has become a source of empowerment for her.

[Bridge]
In this bridge, she emphasizes once again that her ex is stuck in a nightmare of his own making. She’s fully embraced her new life and left him behind to deal with the emotional fallout of losing her.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats, reinforcing how she’s thriving while her ex is left to live in misery. It’s a final declaration of how she’s moved on, showing no sympathy for the pain her ex is experiencing.

[Outro]
The song ends with a final reminder that she’s happy now, and her ex has to live with the consequences of letting her go.