No Caller ID Lyrics – Megan Moroney

[Verse 1: Megan Moroney]
In this verse, Megan describes her progress in healing from the emotional damage caused by a previous relationship. She is two months into therapy, sleeping better, and feeling stable enough that her friends no longer feel the need to check up on her. She is dating a new, reliable person. However, her sense of stability is threatened when her ex calls in the middle of the night, reigniting old feelings.

[Chorus: Megan Moroney]
The chorus captures the predictable pattern of her ex reappearing just as she is moving on. He calls with a weak apology, disrupting her progress. Megan questions his motives, suspecting that he simply hates losing and cannot stand seeing her move on. The late-night, anonymous calls symbolize his intrusion into her new life and the emotional hold he still has on her.

[Verse 2: Megan Moroney]
Megan's frustration is evident as she recognizes the caller without needing to see a name. She acknowledges the unchanged nature of her ex, who continues to call late at night, likely drunk. Despite knowing better, she admits to the internal struggle of wanting to answer the call, driven by the familiarity and history they share.

[Chorus: Megan Moroney]
The repeated chorus emphasizes the cyclical nature of her ex's behavior. His reappearance is no coincidence; he always knows when to disrupt her progress. Megan's growing awareness of his manipulative tactics is clear, yet the emotional pull remains strong.

[Bridge: Megan Moroney]
The bridge marks a turning point where Megan questions the repetitive nature of their interactions. She expresses her exhaustion from the constant emotional hurt and decides to let the phone ring without answering, symbolizing her attempt to break free from the cycle of pain.

[Chorus: Megan Moroney]
In the final chorus, Megan's resolve strengthens as she decides not to engage with her ex. She recognizes his pattern of behavior and firmly decides to ignore his calls, understanding that he hates losing. Her determination to move on is clear as she rejects his superficial apologies.

[Outro: Megan Moroney]
The outro reinforces Megan's decision to distance herself from the toxic relationship. By letting the phone ring and not answering, she takes a significant step toward emotional freedom and self-preservation.