Until You Were Gone – Chainsmokers, The


Thought that I’d be better off

If I were on my own

I tried to put my finger

On the moment we were wrong

But the taste turned bitter

So I pulled the trigger

Not so easy to move on

I guess I should have known

Ice cold, I freeze up when I see ya

Left you just to find out that I need ya

So far, I wanna pull you closer

I wish we could start the whole thing over

Ever since I left you

I’ve been trying to get you back

And it keeps getting worse

I’m burning on the inside

And the truth is that I didn’t know how good you were

Until you were gone

Until you were gone

Until you were gone

Until you were gone

I was always told that only time would heal the pain

And even though it’s been so long, it still hurts just the same

Yeah you know I’m finding that the break was binding

I take back everything I said, ooh, won’t you just come home?

Ice cold, I freeze up when I see ya

Left you just to find out that I need ya

So far, I wanna pull you closer

I wish we could start the whole thing over

Ever since I left you out

I’ve been trying to get you back

And it keeps getting worse

I’m burning on the inside

And the truth is that I didn’t know how good you were

Until you were gone

Until you were gone

Until you were gone

Until you were gone

Facing Regret and Realization

“Until You Were Gone” by The Chainsmokers is a heartfelt exploration of regret after the end of a relationship. The lyrics capture the narrator’s journey from believing they would be better off alone to the painful realization of what they lost. The lines convey the struggle to move on, the bitterness of separation, and a longing to turn back time. The recurring feelings of needing someone only after they’re gone highlight a universal truth about taking love for granted. The song’s emotional honesty and vivid imagery make it highly relatable for anyone who has experienced heartbreak and self-reflection.

Song Credits

Artist: The Chainsmokers
Songwriters: Andrew Taggart, Emily Warren, Scott Harris, Brittany Amaradio
Release Year: 2015
Label: Disruptor Records, Columbia Records


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