You’d Be Right Lyrics – Chrissy Costanza

You’d Be Right Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the singer expresses a carefree attitude towards her ex’s feelings. She acknowledges that he might be upset about her moving on, but she’s too wrapped up in her new relationship to care. She’s found someone who excites her in ways her ex didn’t, making it clear that he can’t compare to her new love, who naturally draws her in.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer reflects on her past relationship and highlights her ex’s regrets. He claimed he could do better, but now he’s watching her thrive with someone new. She questions if it’s difficult for him to see her happy with someone who truly values her, pointing out that he missed out on something special.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer playfully suggests that her ex is probably wondering if she’s being intimate with her new partner. She teases him by implying that he might be thinking about the things they used to enjoy together, and yes, he’s right to think those things are happening with her new love.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus is a bold declaration of her independence and enjoyment of the moment. She repeats the phrase about living out her ex’s nightmare, which signifies that she’s fully embracing her new relationship. It emphasizes that while he might be regretting his choices, she’s ready to move forward and make her own happiness.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer tells her ex that it’s too late for apologies or regrets. He’s missed his chance and now she’s intoxicated by her new partner, both emotionally and physically. The line about his taste being on her tongue shows how deeply she’s moved on, and she makes it clear that he can’t just come back into her life after taking her for granted.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus repeats the earlier themes of regret and reflection. It emphasizes how her ex thought he could find someone better, but he’s now realizing what he lost. She asks if it’s hard for him to see her with someone who appreciates her, reinforcing the idea that she’s moved on and is now happier.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, she reiterates that her ex is probably still preoccupied with thoughts of her being intimate with someone new. She confirms that he’s right to think those thoughts, further playing with the idea that she’s enjoying her new relationship in ways he can only imagine.

[Post-Chorus]
The repetition in the post-chorus underscores her confidence and determination to fully embrace this new chapter. She’s letting go of the past and living her ex’s nightmare by being happy without him. It reinforces the theme of empowerment and self-fulfillment as she moves on with her life.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer reinforces her commitment to living in the moment and embracing her new life. She echoes the idea of her ex living a nightmare by seeing her happy with someone else, signaling her complete transformation and unwillingness to look back.

[Outro]
The outro wraps up the song with a powerful repetition of themes from earlier, emphasizing her determination to let go of the past and fully embrace her new relationship. She asserts that she’s now living in her ex’s nightmare, making it clear that he no longer has any hold over her. The repetitive phrasing creates a sense of finality, showing she’s ready to move forward and enjoy her life without looking back.