cliché Lyrics – mgk (Machine Gun Kelly)

cliché Lyrics by mgk (Machine Gun Kelly) is a new english song by mgk, released on mgk’s official YouTube channel. The track was written by VVAVES, mgk, and No Love For The Middle Child, and produced by mgk, SlimXX, BazeXX, Dark Waves, and No Love For The Middle Child. Although no album is currently associated with the release, cliché delivers an emotionally reflective and romantically driven alt-pop experience, showcasing mgk’s evolution as both a songwriter and storyteller.

The song cliché explores the emotional tension between commitment and self-doubt in a turbulent relationship. mgk presents himself as a “rolling stone”—a wanderer full of contradictions, love, and uncertainty. He repeatedly asks if his partner would wait or stay, even if the relationship feels unstable or destined to fall apart. Through confessional lyrics, nostalgic imagery, and raw vulnerability, the song delves into the timeless emotional pull of love, fear of inadequacy, and the desperate hope that someone will stay despite the mess. The title cliché underscores the paradox of genuine feelings expressed through familiar, overused phrases, giving them renewed emotional weight.

cliché Details

Song	cliché
Artists	mgk (Machine Gun Kelly)
Written By	VVAVES, mgk & No Love For The Middle Child
Produced By	mgk, SlimXX, BazeXX, Dark Waves & No Love For The Middle Child
Label	mgk
Language	English
Released Date	May 22, 2025

cliché Lyrics

[Chorus]
Tell me, would you wait for me?
Baby, I’m a rolling stone
I got a lotta right in me
But I don’t wanna say this wrong
Tell me, would you stay with me?
Baby, we could make this home
You should run away with me
Even if you’re better off alone

[Verse 1]
I liked that you liked me
I kissed your lips, you got good taste
I liked that you liked me
I can close my eyes and draw your face
If you take this chance
I’ll give you oxygen to breath me in
But I’ll say sorry in advance, mm

[Pre-Chorus]
My head’s a mess
It’s like that every day and
I’ll try my best
It sounds cliché but

[Chorus]
Tell me, would you wait for me?
Baby, I’m a rolling stone
I got a lotta right in me
But I don’t wanna say this wrong
Tell me, would you stay with me?
Baby, we could make this home
You should run away with me
Even if you’re better off alone

[Verse 2]
Your name is in neon light in the sky when darkness surrounds us
Let’s leave this town, get married, go to Vegas and create nostalgia
Tell me, will you save this dance?
I feel my knees get weak beneath me
I know this night might be our last, mm

[Pre-Chorus]
My head’s a mess
It’s like that every day and
I’ll try my best
It sounds cliché but

[Chorus]
Tell me, would you wait for me?
Baby, I’m a rolling stone
I got a lotta right in me
But I don’t wanna say this wrong
Tell me, would you stay with me?
Baby, we could make this home
You should run away with me
Even if you’re better off alone

[Post-Chorus]
Tell me, would you wait, wait, wait, wait, wait for me?
Tell me, would you wait, wait, wait, wait, wait for me?

[Bridge]
Tell me, would you wait for me?
Mm-mm
Baby, I’m a rolling stone
Mm-mm
I got a lotta right in me
Mm-mm
But I don’t wanna say this wrong
I don’t wanna say this wrong, yeah

[Chorus]
Tell me, would you wait for me?
Baby, I’m a rolling stone
I got a lotta right in me
But I don’t wanna say this wrong (Say this wrong)
Tell me, would you stay with me?
Baby, we could make this home (Make this home)
You should run away with me
Even if you’re better off alone

[Post-Chorus]
Tell me, would you wait, wait, wait, wait, wait for me?
Tell me, would you wait, wait, wait, wait, wait for me?
Wait for me

cliché Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
In the chorus, mgk repeatedly questions whether his partner would wait for him, fully aware of his flaws and transient nature. He refers to himself as a “rolling stone,” suggesting a life in motion, possibly unpredictable or emotionally unavailable. Despite this, he acknowledges his capacity for love and righteousness, even if he struggles to articulate it properly. The contrast between wanting to build a home and fearing he’s better left alone encapsulates the internal conflict of someone torn between love and self-doubt.

[Verse 1]
mgk reminisces about the early stages of affection—how the mutual attraction felt exciting and validating. He admires the sincerity of being liked for who he is and reveals how vividly he remembers his lover. The verse suggests that if his partner takes a risk on him, he’ll offer vulnerability (“oxygen”) but also warns them with an apology in advance, signaling emotional baggage and the possibility of failure.

[Pre-Chorus]
This section offers a raw glimpse into mgk’s mental state. His admission that his head is a mess “every day” reflects ongoing emotional turmoil. Still, he promises to try his best, even as he acknowledges the tiredness of the phrase. By calling it a cliché, he embraces the stereotype while affirming its heartfelt truth, emphasizing the difficulty of expressing real emotions without sounding rehearsed.

[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus reinforces mgk’s inner struggle and longing for reassurance. It emphasizes how much he desires someone to believe in him and love him despite the chaos he brings. The plea is sincere and desperate, adding weight to the song’s emotional resonance.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, mgk uses vivid, romantic imagery to elevate the intensity of his feelings. Comparing his partner’s name to “neon light in the sky” gives her a guiding, illuminating presence. The idea of running off to Vegas and getting married injects spontaneity and recklessness into the relationship, while “create nostalgia” implies a desire to make unforgettable memories, even if they’re fleeting. His fear that the night might be their last brings urgency and heartbreak to the moment.

[Pre-Chorus]
Reiterating the pre-chorus here strengthens the theme of mental struggle. By repeating it, mgk shows that emotional confusion is not a passing state but a persistent burden he carries through the relationship.

[Chorus]
This third instance of the chorus continues the emotional buildup. The repetition enhances the feeling of unresolved longing and reiterates the balance between vulnerability and hope, as mgk again asks for loyalty despite the instability he brings.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus isolates the core plea—“would you wait for me?”—into a looping, hypnotic refrain. The repetition makes the question feel like an obsession, a desperate mantra that reveals just how much validation and emotional security mgk craves from his partner.

[Bridge]
The bridge strips the song down further, echoing previous lines with subdued instrumentation. This minimalist section brings out mgk’s rawness as he repeats the self-definition as a “rolling stone,” now tinged with melancholy. The recurring phrase “I don’t wanna say this wrong” signals his fear of ruining what they have through miscommunication or emotional missteps.

[Chorus]
The final chorus bursts back with full force, repeating the central themes of desire, fear, and yearning. It maintains emotional continuity while signaling how unresolved the internal and relational conflict remains.

[Post-Chorus]
The song ends on the post-chorus, a persistent echo of mgk’s ultimate question. The repeated “wait for me” lingers in the listener’s mind, leaving a lasting impression of uncertainty, vulnerability, and the fragile hope for unconditional love.

cliché Official Video

More mgk (Machine Gun Kelly) Songs

Thank you for reading the lyrics of "cliché" by mgk (Machine Gun Kelly). If you enjoyed the song, share it with your friends and family in the USA! If you notice any errors or discrepancies, please feel free to submit corrections via the Contact Us section. We value accurate lyrics and aim to provide the best content for fans. These lyrics are provided for educational purposes only, respecting the artists and their work. Please share and help others enjoy this track!