Mess It Up – Gracie Abrams


Mess It Up Lyrics

Open to double doors

Typical, pretty sure I could grow up

Probably chemical

I took up walking to turn it all off

Doesn't feel bearable

Guess I thought when I left it would all stop

It would all stop

Did I fall out of line when I called you?

When I told you I'm fine you were lied to

How could I think that all that I gave you was enough?

'Cause every time I get too close I just go mess it up

Funny that didn't work

I could be anywhere

I'm on your block

Cynical

Terrible

Kicking myself with my gut in a knot

'Cause I heard that you're happier

Hope that you're sleeping well, knowing I'm not

I'm doing too much

Did I fall out of line when I called you?

When I told you I'm fine, you were lied to

How could I think that all that I gave you was enough?

'Cause every time I get too close I just go mess it up

I keep thinking maybe if you let me back in

We could make it better, breaking every habit

Pull myself together

You could watch it happen

Let it happen

Let it happen

I keep thinking maybe if you let me back in

We could make it better, breaking every habit

Pull myself together

You could watch it happen

Let it happen

Let it happen

I keep thinking maybe if you let me back in

We could make it better, breaking every habit

Pull myself together

You could watch it happen

Let it happen

Let it happen

I keep thinking maybe if you let me back in

We could make it better, breaking every habit

Pull myself together

You could watch it happen

Let it happen

Let it happen

Reflecting on Vulnerability and Self-Sabotage

“Mess It Up” by Gracie Abrams is a heartfelt exploration of vulnerability and the fear of emotional intimacy. The lyrics paint a picture of someone grappling with regret, self-doubt, and a longing for reconciliation. Abrams expresses the internal struggle of wanting to fix a broken relationship, yet feeling doomed to repeat old patterns. The repeated chorus emphasizes a cycle of self-sabotage, making the song deeply relatable for anyone who has ever second-guessed their worth in love.

Song Credits

  • Artist: Gracie Abrams
  • Songwriters: Gracie Abrams, Aaron Dessner
  • Release Year: 2022
  • Label: Interscope Records

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