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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "When It's Over" by the artist "Wild Belle"

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In Wild Belle's song "When It's Over," the lyrical protagonist grapples with heartbreak and watches his ex-lover pursue a new relationship with someone he deems unworthy.

The song opens with the protagonist attempting to appear strong and indifferent, claiming he won't cry or hold a grudge when it's over. However, he soon confesses to feeling foolish and alone. He observes his ex dancing with someone new and realizes she's already falling in love.

The chorus reveals the protagonist's bitter realization that he was right all along in warning his former lover about this person. He repeats, "He's not good for you," conveying his frustration and disappointment.

He acknowledges his own shortcomings, admitting he took their relationship for granted and regrets not cherishing her while he had the chance. Despite the new suitor's wealth, the protagonist can't help but speak his mind, even though his ex-lover asked him not to interfere.

The song concludes with the protagonist reiterating his resolve to move on without grieving when it's over. He believes she'll eventually be left alone and perhaps even return to him. The chorus repeats one last time, emphasizing the song's central theme: the protagonist was right, and his ex-lover made a mistake by getting involved with this person.

I won't cry about you now

I won't leave behind any clouds

When it's over

I'm just a clown

When it's over, oh wow, oh wow

I caught you dancing at the hall

You were swinging to a romantic song

Like you loved him

You probably do, you're always falling

That's how you, you like to move

[Chorus:]

He's no good for you

I told you so, I told you so

He's no good for you

But you don't know

I must be dumb (I must be dumb)

I never knew how much you were worth, baby

(I never knew)

I'm all alone (I'm all alone)

And I never saw it coming

(I never saw, I never saw, I never saw it coming)

His pocket's full

Overflowing with dollar bills

But baby, I can't stand still

Even if you asked me to

(Even if my darling asked me to)

I gotta tell you something

[Chorus: x2]

He's no good for you

I told you so, I told you so

He's no good for you

But you don't know

I won't cry about you now

I won't leave behind any clouds

When it's over

You're all alone

When it's over, will you come home?

[Chorus:]

He's no good for you

I told you so, I told you so

He's no good for you

But you don't know

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