It’s ok I’m ok Lyrics – Tate McRae

“It’s Ok I’m Ok” is a new english song by Tate McRae, released on TateMcRae’s official YouTube channel on September 13, 2024. The track was written by Tate McRae, Ryan Tedder, Savan Kotecha, and ILYA, with production by ILYA. This song offers listeners an emotionally reflective experience, blending McRae’s signature style of pop and introspective lyrics. The track captures themes of emotional release, resilience, and moving on from a relationship, with a catchy yet contemplative tone that speaks to the complexities of love and personal growth.

In “It’s Ok I’m Ok,” McRae delivers a powerful message about accepting the end of a relationship and gracefully moving forward, despite the initial emotional turmoil. The lyrics express a sense of maturity and empowerment, as McRae acknowledges the pain of a breakup but ultimately reassures herself that she’s okay. The song’s upbeat rhythm contrasts with the deeper themes of self-reflection and strength, creating an anthem for those finding their way through difficult emotional experiences.

It’s ok I’m ok Details

Song	It’s ok I’m ok
Album	So Close To What
Artists	Tate McRae
Written By	Tate McRae, Ryan Tedder, Savan Kotecha & ILYA
Produced By	ILYA
Label	TateMcRae
Language	English
Released Date	Sep 13, 2024

It’s ok I’m ok Lyrics

[Intro]
Mm
Yeah, uh

[Verse 1]
See you so excited (Mm)
You got him locked down (Mmh, yeah)
You’re movin’ like I did (Mm)
Before I found out
He ain’t just a pretty-faced talker
Good with his money, close to his mother
You’re seein’ one-sided (Sided)
You got him right now

[Pre-Chorus]
And she be like, “He’s so perfect”
I be like, “Oh, what version?”
“Ain’t nobody got me this nervous”
Oh, baby, I been there (Hey)
And right in that same position (Hey)
So, baby, don’t get this twisted (Hey)
No, nothin’ could make me miss it
Take him, he’s yours

[Chorus]
It’s okay, I’m okay, had him in the first place
It’s okay, I’m okay (I’m okay, yeah, yeah)
It’s okay, I’m okay, I don’t really gotta say
It’s okay (Okay)

[Post-Chorus]
You can have him anyway (Way)
Anyway (Way)
You can have him anyway (Way)
Anyway (Oh, oh, oh, oh)

[Verse 2]
Was such a romantic (Romantic)
You got me like, “Fuck that”
Some months and some long flights
Now I can’t go near that

[Pre-Chorus]
And she be like, “He’s so perfect”
I be like, “Oh, what version?”
“Ain’t nobody got me this nervous” (Nervous)
Oh, baby, I’ve been there (Hey)
And right in that same position (Hey)
So, baby, don’t get this twisted (Hey)
No, nothin’ could make me miss it
Take him, he’s yours

[Chorus]
It’s okay, I’m okay, had him in the first place
It’s okay, I’m okay (I’m okay)
It’s okay, I’m okay, I don’t really gotta say
It’s okay (Okay)

[Post-Chorus]
You can have him anyway (Way)
Anyway (Way)
You can have him anyway (Way)
Anyway (Way, way, way)

[Chorus]
It’s okay, I’m okay, had him in the first place
It’s okay, I’m okay (I’m okay, I’m okay)
It’s okay, I’m okay, I don’t really gotta say (It’s okay)
It’s okay

[Post-Chorus]
You can have him anyway (Anyway)
Anyway (Anyway)
You can have him anyway (Anyway)
Anyway (Oh, oh, oh, oh)

[Outro]
I don’t want him anyway, girl, take him
I don’t want him anyway, girl, take him
I don’t want him anyway, girl, take him (It’s okay, take him)
I don’t want him (Yeah, I don’t), I don’t want him (Yeah, I don’t)
I don’t want him (Anyway) anyway, girl, take him (Want him anyway)
I don’t want him (Anyway) anyway, girl, take him (Anyway)
I don’t, it’s okay, it’s okay, take him (Anyway)
I don’t want him (Yeah, I don’t), I don’t want him

It’s ok I’m ok Meaning

[Section: Intro]
The intro features a simple yet reflective melody, setting the tone for the rest of the song. McRae’s vocal delivery hints at an emotional complexity, preparing the listener for the introspective lyrics that follow.

[Section: Verse 1]
McRae begins by describing a situation where she observes someone else, perhaps an ex or a former love interest, who is now in a relationship with someone else. She recognizes that the new partner seems to have the perfect qualities, but there’s an underlying sense of resignation. McRae acknowledges the other person’s seeming “perfection” but hints that it’s not all as it appears. She expresses that she was once in that position, and this experience has made her wiser. The line “You’re seein’ one-sided” suggests that the new person may not fully understand the complexities of the relationship, adding a layer of personal insight into the song’s reflective theme.

[Section: Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus introduces McRae’s internal conflict as she watches the other person view her ex in an idealized light. McRae compares the new partner’s perception to her own past experience, where she too once thought everything was perfect. However, McRae is quick to emphasize that the new relationship won’t be as flawless as it seems. Her suggestion to the new partner to “Take him, he’s yours” demonstrates her ability to let go, reinforcing the song’s theme of emotional release.

[Section: Chorus]
The chorus echoes McRae’s acceptance and reassurance to herself. She repeatedly sings, “It’s okay, I’m okay,” reflecting her emotional growth and the realization that she can move forward without regret or bitterness. The repetition of these phrases highlights her determination to let go of the past and accept the situation as it is, signaling an internal shift towards peace and self-empowerment.

[Section: Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus continues the sentiment of emotional detachment and acceptance. The repeated “You can have him anyway” reinforces McRae’s willingness to step aside and move on, signaling that she has no interest in reclaiming the past. This section enhances the idea of emotional freedom and the courage it takes to let go of something or someone who no longer serves her well-being.

[Section: Verse 2]
In the second verse, McRae reflects on the romantic idealization she once had of the relationship, which now feels tainted by the passage of time. The phrase “Was such a romantic” shows that she used to view the relationship through rose-colored glasses, but now it’s clear that it wasn’t all it seemed. She acknowledges the pain but remains resolute in her decision to move on, signaling growth and emotional healing.

[Section: Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus repeats the previous section’s theme of acknowledging that the new partner’s idealized view of the relationship won’t hold up in the long run. McRae suggests that she has already been through the highs and lows of the relationship, and she’s now ready to leave it behind. The phrase “Take him, he’s yours” emphasizes McRae’s lack of attachment, as she recognizes that it’s time to let go fully.

[Section: Chorus]
The chorus repeats once again, cementing McRae’s resolve that she’s fine with the situation. The constant reassurance of “It’s okay, I’m okay” underscores the song’s theme of self-empowerment and closure. McRae is at peace with her decision to walk away, knowing that this chapter has ended and she is okay without it.

[Section: Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus reinforces McRae’s message of releasing the past and accepting the current reality. The repetitive nature of this section signals her emotional clarity and readiness to move on without any lingering attachments or regrets.

[Section: Outro]
In the outro, McRae decisively declares that she no longer wants her ex, saying, “I don’t want him anyway, girl, take him.” The repetition of this phrase signifies closure, and McRae’s final affirmation of her own emotional independence. The outro brings the song to a confident, resolute end, leaving no doubt that McRae has moved on and is ready for the next phase of her journey.

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