What If I Never Get Over You

Lady Antebellum

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Intro (x2) verse 1 It’s supposed to hurt it’s a broken heart But the movin’ on is the hardest part It comes in waves the lettin’ go But the memory fades everybody knows Everybody knows What if I’m tryin’ but then I close my eyes And then I’m right back lost in that last goodbye? And what if time doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do? What if I never get over you? verse 2 Maybe months go by maybe years from now And I meet someone and it’s workin’ out Every now and then he can see right through ’Cause when I look at him yeah all I see is you What if I’m tryin’ but then I close my eyes And then I’m right back lost in that last goodbye? And what if time doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do? What if I never get over you? Bridge (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) Ooh yeah (ooh-ooh-ooh) What if I never get over? What if I never get closure? What if I never get back all the wasted words I’ve told you? What if it never gets better? What if this lasts forever and ever and ever? I’m tryin’ but then I close my eyes And then I’m right back lost in that last goodbye? And what if time doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do? What if I never get over you? Outro What if I gave (what if I gave) everything I’ve got? What if your love was my one and only shot? What if I end up with nothin’ to compare it to? What if I never get over (Oh if I never get over) What if I never get over you? (Ooh-ooh-ooh) What if I never get over you? (Ooh-ooh-ooh) Oh what if I never get over Over you (ooh-ooh-ooh)

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La chanson aborde la difficulté de tourner la page après une rupture amoureuse. Elle décrit comment, même en essayant d'avancer et en rencontrant de nouvelles personnes, les souvenirs de l'ancienne relation continuent de hanter l'esprit, souvent au moment où l'on s'y attend le moins. L’artiste s’interroge sur la possibilité de ne jamais vraiment surmonter cette douleur et de rester bloqué dans le passé, ce qui rend le processus de guérison encore plus complexe. Ce thème de l’amour perdu et de la lutte avec les souvenirs résonne particulièrement dans des moments de solitude, lorsque l’on se retrouve à repenser à ce qui aurait pu être. C’est une réflexion sur la perte, le temps qui passe et la peur de ne plus jamais retrouver un amour équivalent.

Le Chansonnier