Song meaning of French Exit by Dua Lipa

Hey there, music lovers! Today, I wanna chat about a song that really hit me in the feels - "French Exit" by Dua Lipa. Let me tell you, this song is a whole mood.

So, the lyrics start off with Dua Lipa singing about not wanting to stick around till the party's over. She's feeling disconnected from the lovey-dovey vibes of the love song playing. I mean, who hasn't felt like that at some point, right? Sometimes you just can't give someone what they want, and that's okay.

Then, there's this part where she talks about everyone else still dancing and being all lovey-dovey, but she's gotta be the one to leave. It's like that feeling when you know you have to go, even though you hate leaving someone behind.

And that chorus, oh boy, it hits hard. Dua Lipa sings, "It's not a broken heart if I don't break it." That line really got me thinking. Saying goodbye is tough, but sometimes it's easier to just make a clean break, you know? And the idea of a French exit, slipping away quietly without a big fuss, it's kinda poetic in a way.

The bridge is where things get real deep. Dua Lipa talks about how sometimes it's better to just go without saying goodbye. Time heals all wounds, and a lonely night might be the only way to move on.

Overall, "French Exit" is a bop with some serious emotional depth. Dua Lipa's vocals paired with those relatable lyrics make for a powerful combination. So next time you're feeling like you need to make a clean break, just remember Dua Lipa's words: "Only way to go is a French exit."

Till next time, keep vibing to those tunes!