Ps I Hope Youre Happy

The Chainsmokers

Transposer:

[Intro] [Verse] Welcome home How’s your summer been? I heard you moved in with your boyfriend In New York What’s his name? I heard he works downtown in finance Is he just as good at romance As we were? [Pre-Chorus] Okay enough P.S. I hope you’re happy I started acting out when you moved on I tried to call you To eliminate the distance I cared about you once And always will [Chorus] And I tried my best Cross my fingers for the rest And I will find a way somehow To be more than photos to you now I blame myself For when I was someone else I might not get over this [Post-Chorus] But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it [Verse] What the hell? I couldn’t help but check your phone Who the fuck is Drew from home anyway? This vacation You said going home was boring Left out that part of the story on your way I might deserve it But I can’t take it Maybe I should keep this to myself ’Cause if I’m honest My record’s less than flawless You know that I get lonely when you’re gone [Chorus] And I tried my best Cross my fingers for the rest And I will find a way somehow To be more than photos to you now I blame myself For when I was someone else I might not get over this [Post-Chorus] But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it But I won’t be sad for the sake of it [Outro]

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La chanson évoque les sentiments d'un cœur brisé face à une ancienne relation. Elle raconte l'histoire d'une personne qui, après la rupture, constate que son ex a trouvé un nouveau partenaire. Avec une mélancolie palpable, l'artiste se remémore les moments passés et se demande si la nouvelle vie de son ex est aussi romantique que ce qu'ils avaient ensemble. Malgré la douleur, il exprime un désir sincère de son bonheur, même si cela implique de se résigner à l'idée qu'ils ne peuvent plus être ensemble. Le contexte semble être celui d'une séparation douloureuse, où l'absence de l'autre personne laisse place à la solitude et à des réflexions sur soi-même. Le protagoniste lutte contre ses propres démons tout en cherchant à accepter cette nouvelle réalité. C'est une période où les souvenirs ressurgissent, rendant la guérison d'autant plus complexe.

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