That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) Lyrics – Selena Gomez & benny blanco

That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) Lyrics by Selena Gomez & benny blanco is a new English song by Selena Gomez, featuring benny blanco. Released on March 26, 2025, through Brandon James’ official YouTube channel, the track is written by Selena Gomez, Julia Michaels, and Justin Tranter. This emotionally charged song delivers a poignant blend of introspection and resilience, wrapped in soft yet powerful melodies. With its deeply personal lyrics and expressive storytelling, the song captures the essence of moving on from a toxic relationship while maintaining a sense of self-worth.

At its heart, That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) is a reflection on detachment and emotional liberation. Selena Gomez delivers lyrics that are both poetic and cutting, illustrating a state of complete indifference toward a former lover who continues to dwell on the past. The song’s vivid metaphors and sarcastic undertones highlight how unrealistic it would be for her to care anymore, reinforcing a sense of closure and empowerment. The track seamlessly blends melancholy with a serene acceptance, offering listeners a cathartic anthem about finally letting go.

That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) Details

Song	That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version)
Artists	Selena Gomez & benny blanco
Written By	Selena Gomez, Julia Michaels & Justin Tranter
Label	Brandon James
Language	English
Released Date	Mar 26, 2025

That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) Lyrics

[Verse 1]
The way you talk about me, my God, it’s never ending
Resentment only hurts the person doing the resenting
Could probably try more but I’d just be pretending
It’s hard to shed a tear when all my former fucks are pending

[Pre-Chorus]
I just really, hmm, wanted you to know, oh-oh

[Chorus]
When the cows come home and when pigs start to fly
And funerals don’t have flowers and movies don’t make me cry
When you can’t smell the salt in the beaches air
When I can walk in public without a single stare
Oh, that’s when I’ll care

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, love
Oh, love

[Verse 2]
Your mood’s like cursive, a little too uptight
I play the bigger person, depending on the night
We study the same subject, but we’re in a different class
So I thought that you’d be over this but enough time hasn’t passed

[Pre-Chorus]
I just really, hmm, wanted you to know, oh-oh

[Chorus]
When the cows come home (When the cows come home)
And when pigs start to fly (Pigs start to fly)
And funerals don’t have flowers and movies don’t make me cry
When you can’t smell the salt in the beaches air
When I can walk in public without a single stare
Oh, that’s when I’ll care

[Post-Chorus]
Oh, love
Oh, love
Oh, that’s when I’ll care
Oh, love
Oh, love

[Outro]
You probably thought this song’s about you
You can’t live without me but I’m living without you
Without you, without you
Yeah, this song’s about you
You can’t live without me but I’m living without you
Without you
You probably thought (You probably thought) this song’s about you (This song’s about you)
You can’t live without me (You can’t live without me) but I’m living without you (Living without you)
Without you, without you
Yeah, this song’s about you (This song’s about you)
You can’t live without me (You can’t live without me) but I’m living without you (Living without you)
Without you, without you

That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Selena Gomez opens the song with a sense of exasperation, addressing the endless cycle of resentment from someone who refuses to move on. She acknowledges that pretending to care would be disingenuous, emphasizing that she has emotionally checked out of the situation. The final line playfully twists the phrase “former fucks,” suggesting that any lingering concern she might have had is still pending, or more accurately, nonexistent.

[Pre-Chorus]
This brief yet impactful section serves as a moment of reflection, where Gomez subtly acknowledges the emotions behind the song. The deliberate pause before she states that she wanted the subject to know something builds anticipation for the upcoming chorus, heightening its emotional weight.

[Chorus]
The chorus employs a series of hyperbolic and ironic statements to emphasize how unlikely it is that she will ever care again. Using phrases like “when pigs start to fly” and “when movies don’t make me cry,” Gomez paints a vivid picture of impossibilities, making it clear that she has no intention of revisiting the past. The final line about walking in public without a stare references her fame, subtly hinting that, much like the scrutiny she faces daily, she will never again entertain the drama of her past relationship.

[Post-Chorus]
The repetition of “Oh, love” acts as a lingering echo of the emotions left behind. This moment of simplicity adds a dreamlike quality to the song, allowing listeners to feel the weight of the words that came before while preparing for the next verse.

[Verse 2]
Gomez continues the theme of emotional detachment by critiquing the unpredictable moods of the person in question. She cleverly compares their demeanor to “cursive,” implying that their emotional state is both elegant and convoluted. The reference to being in different “classes” despite studying the same subject reinforces the idea that while they may have shared experiences, she has outgrown the dynamic while the other person remains stuck in the past.

[Pre-Chorus]
Mirroring the first pre-chorus, this section once again builds anticipation for the next chorus, reinforcing the emotional resolve Gomez has established throughout the song.

[Chorus]
With its repeated imagery, the second chorus drives home the unwavering certainty that she will never care again. Each line reaffirms her emotional detachment, serving as a declaration of finality.

[Post-Chorus]
The “Oh, love” refrain makes another appearance, maintaining the song’s ethereal tone while reinforcing the bittersweet nature of moving on.

[Outro]
In the outro, Gomez directly addresses the subject, sarcastically suggesting that they likely assumed the song was about them—an allusion to Carly Simon’s You’re So Vain. She flips the narrative by stating that while they may struggle to let go, she is thriving without them. The repetition of “without you” reinforces her independence, closing the song on a note of empowerment and certainty.

That’s When I’ll Care (Seven Heavens Version) Official Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0RPVcVYepY

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