See You Again – The Chainsmokers


When I see you again, I’ll make a phone call

And talk to anyone who picks up

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

Act like it didn’t mean that much

When I see you again, I hope you’re out with your friends

And you’re not thinking about me ’cause you’re happy again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I hope you moved on

Don’t want to pick up where we left off

When I see you again, I hope you found peace

And you’re not looking in the wrong place

When I see you again just like the smoke of your breath

I promise I’ll disappear just like your last cigarette

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I, when I see you again, I’ll be on guard, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I, when I see you again, I’ll be on guard, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

When I see you again, I’ll be on guard

Facing the Past: A Closer Look at “See You Again”

“See You Again” by The Chainsmokers explores the delicate emotions that surface when encountering someone significant from the past. The lyrics convey a desire for emotional distance, highlighting the struggle to maintain composure while facing old memories. Phrases like “I’ll be on guard” and “Act like it didn’t mean that much” reflect the narrator’s effort to protect themselves, signaling vulnerability beneath their exterior. Meanwhile, the repeated hope that the other person has moved on and found happiness suggests a bittersweet mix of care and self-preservation. The song captures the universal tension between nostalgia and the need to move forward, resonating with anyone who has experienced a meaningful goodbye.

Song Credits

Artist: The Chainsmokers
Release Year: 2024


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