Felt Good About You Lyrics – Gracie Abrams

[Chorus]
The chorus sets the foundation of the song, illustrating the shift from feeling positive about the relationship to realizing its flaws. Abrams acknowledges the crossed boundaries and past experiences that shaped her perception. The phrase "surefire trainwreck omission" suggests that there were warning signs she initially ignored, leading to a predictable downfall.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Abrams describes the relationship's initial stages, where everything seemed perfect according to plan. However, the reality turned out to be different, marked by more conflicts than happiness. This section highlights the contrast between expectation and reality, and the emotional toll it took on her.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, emphasizing the recurring theme of disillusionment. Abrams reflects on how the relationship's dynamics changed, leading to a loss of interest and growing misgivings. The repetition underscores the cyclical nature of her emotions.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Abrams describes the power dynamics in the relationship, where she felt controlled and unable to break free. Despite her friends' warnings, she persisted until she found a reason to walk away. This verse captures the struggle of breaking free from an unhealthy relationship and the realization of her own strength.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus reiterates the fleeting moments of feeling good about the relationship, juxtaposed with the eventual realization of its flaws. The repetition of "you, you, you" emphasizes her focus on the person and the emotional impact they had on her.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated again, highlighting the ongoing internal battle and the clarity that comes with hindsight. Abrams admits to fighting through her premonitions, suggesting that she had doubts all along but chose to ignore them.

[Bridge]
The bridge reveals the deeper impact the relationship had on Abrams. She reflects on the sleepless nights and the unfulfilled promises. Ultimately, she realizes that she felt more complete without the relationship, signifying her growth and self-awareness.

[Outro]
The outro brings the song to a close, reaffirming the central theme of moving from a place of feeling good about the relationship to recognizing its detrimental effects. This final reflection solidifies her journey of emotional discovery and acceptance.