Amazing song from Billie Eilish.Happier Than Ever is the second studio album by American singer Billie Eilish. Although they did all of this, she dosen’t say a single bad word about them even though she exactly knows that they did this to her. She can’t do anything normally without overthinking of what she is doing/ how she is doing it, it’s hard for her to begin a normal conversation due to the person/ people that broke her.
In the second part she finally admits that her mental health is completely crumbled. It’s hard for her to be independent from them but she knows that it’s necessary because they are damaging her mental health. Like every thing that she does is judged by them.
But whenever she returns to them she suddenly starts feeling uncomfortable and anxious again. She notices that when she’s away from them, she suddenly dosen’t have this pressure and this anxiety anymore. But quickly she ( the narrator) says that they are normalising the things and she is noticing that they are toxic as hell. She first has had known a completely different side of them. My OpinionThis song is about a toxic person in your environment, not necessarily a partner, it could be anyone (a friend, classmate, parents, siblings etc.) who has a big influence in you and your life that’s why she says “I wish it wasn’t true.” She dosen’t want to hate this person but at the same time she thinks of all of the things they did to her. I know a lot if people don’t like her music now anymore but for me it’s incredible how relatable she wrote these lyrics!
So I shut 'em all out for you 'cause I was a kid
Never paid any mind to my mother or friends I could talk about every time that you showed up on timeīut I'd have an empty line 'cause you never did 'Cause that shit's embarrassing, you were my everythingĪnd all that you did was make me fuckin' sad 'Cause you only listen to your fuckin' friendsĪnd I don't talk shit about you on the internet You scared me to death but I'm wastin' my breath You'd do the opposite of what you said you'd do
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