Might As Well Lyrics – Chlöe

[Verse 1: Chlöe]
Chlöe reflects on her regret about how the relationship has deteriorated. She hints at the idea that she could have played the same game by being unfaithful but chose not to. She feels betrayed because, while they had plans to enjoy life together, her partner was secretly cheating on her.

[Chorus: Chlöe]
In this section, Chlöe decides to give in to her frustrations by doing what she wants without caring about the consequences. She considers texting someone else late at night, seeking comfort elsewhere, and not worrying about what her partner has been doing. This chorus represents her defiance and her decision to take control of her actions.

[Verse 2: Ty Dolla $ign, Ty Dolla $ign & Chlöe, Chlöe]
Ty Dolla $ign acknowledges the difficulties in their relationship, recognizing that they've been going through the same issues repeatedly. He admits that the constant fighting and lack of trust have worn them both down. He hints that Chlöe might want him to mess up so she can hold it against him, and he recognizes the contradictions in their communication, making it seem like there's no way forward.

[Chorus: Chlöe, Ty Dolla $ign, Chlöe & Ty Dolla $ign]
Chlöe reaffirms her decision to act out in response to the hurt she feels. Ty Dolla $ign supports her sentiment, reflecting the mutual understanding that their relationship is at a breaking point. The repetition emphasizes the idea that they've both reached a point of no return.

[Bridge: Chlöe]
Chlöe challenges the idea that her partner should be the only one she gives her attention to. She feels justified in seeking affection elsewhere because she believes her partner hasn't been loyal. This section highlights her feelings of betrayal and her decision to stop being exclusive.

[Chorus: Chlöe]
The chorus is repeated, emphasizing Chlöe's resolve to follow through with her decision. She no longer cares about the repercussions and is ready to move on.

[Outro: Chlöe]
In the outro, Chlöe reflects on her decision to finally let go. She expresses the difficulty of loving someone who has caused her so much pain and admits that saying goodbye is her best option. The repetition of "I might as well" shows her acceptance of the situation and her readiness to move forward, even though it's been hard.