Best I Ever Had

Gavin DeGraw

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lntro: - - - (whole song) Vers 1: Melt Antarctica savin’ Africa I failed algebra and I misused some times. We’re at war again save the world again You can all join in but you can’t smoke inside. You said "Take me home I can’t stand this place. Cause there’s too many hipsters and I just can’t relate" You’re my neon gypsy my desert rain. You’re my "Helter Skelter? oh how can I explain that. You’re the best I ever had and I’m trying not to get stuck in my head But I read that. Soda kills you Jesus saves On the bathroom wall where I saw your name. You’re the best I ever had I won’t be the same. Intro Vers 2: Night sky full of drones this neighborhood of clones. I’m looking at the crowd and they’re staring at their phones. They groom the coast line here the sun will disappear (Oh God!) And maybe once a year I think they’ll clean my car. Caught my reﬂection drop the call. I’ve been medicated with cigarettes and alcohol. I got vertigo no I can’t see straight. I got obligations though I’m usually late but. Chorus Bridge: Hey West Virginia Hey North Dakota I think I love you but don’t even know you. Hey Massachusetts Hey Minnesota I think I love you but don’t even know you. Hey Carolina Hey Oklahoma I think I love you but don’t even know you. Hey Alabama Hey California I think I love you but don’t even know you. Intro Chorus (2x)

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La chanson évoque des sentiments de nostalgie et de désillusion face à un monde moderne où les gens sont souvent absents, en train de regarder leur téléphone plutôt que de vivre pleinement. L’artiste parle de son attachement à une personne, la décrivant comme une source de lumière dans un environnement morose, et exprime les contradictions de la vie, entre l’aspiration à l’authenticité et les pressions sociales contemporaines. Dans ce contexte, il tente de trouver un sens dans un quotidien chaotique, en naviguant entre des souvenirs et des réflexions profondes sur l’amour et la solitude. Les références à des lieux montrent également un désir de connexion avec un monde plus vaste, soulignant à quel point les relations humaines sont essentielles dans un univers souvent impersonnel.

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