Cry Baby Lyrics – Clean Bandit, Anne-Marie & David Guetta

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Anne-Marie discovers that her partner has been unfaithful. She mentions calling them the previous night and being ignored, which raises her suspicions. The smell of unfamiliar perfume confirms that something is wrong. Despite being hurt, she decides to accept the situation and move on, indicating that she's ready to leave the relationship behind.

[Pre-Chorus]
Anne-Marie reflects on the lies her partner has told, realizing that she must let them go. She emphasizes that they will now understand what it's like to be alone, just as she has felt. She questions how they could hurt someone who loved them so much, knowing that their tears will flow because of their own actions.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, Anne-Marie firmly declares that she doesn't want her partner back. She asserts that she's changed and won't be swayed by their tears or pleas. The partner's regret and sorrow are too little, too late, as Anne-Marie has made up her mind to move on from the relationship.

[Post-Chorus]
This section reinforces Anne-Marie's awareness of her partner's lies. She repeats that they can continue crying, but it won't change her decision. Her resolve is strong, and she's determined not to let their deceit affect her any longer.

[Verse 2]
Anne-Marie is resolute in ending the relationship in the second verse. She's already packed her partner's bags and wants them to leave immediately, showing that she's done with the situation. She has no interest in discussing the matter further, as she's already made up her mind to move on.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus is repeated here, emphasizing Anne-Marie's decision to let go of her partner. She again highlights the loneliness they will now experience, mirroring the pain she felt. Her partner's tears are a consequence of their betrayal, and Anne-Marie is determined not to be swayed by them.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated to underscore Anne-Marie's firm decision not to take her partner back. She reiterates that she's no longer the same person and won't be manipulated by their regret. The chance they had is gone, and Anne-Marie is moving on without them.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus repeats the earlier sentiments, with Anne-Marie once again asserting her awareness of the lies. She maintains that their tears won't change her decision, and she's resolved to keep moving forward without them.

[Outro]
In the outro, Anne-Marie drives home the final point: her partner can keep crying, but it won't make a difference. She knows they've been lying, and no amount of tears will bring her back. Her decision to end the relationship is final, and she's ready to move on.