#i remember when driver's license was brand new i remember watching sour lyric videos on youtube on premiere night

[weirdprophetess]

No song outro has ever made me feel quite the same way as the grudge by Olivia Rodrigo when she says it takes strength to forgive but... I'm not quite sure I'm there yet... It takes strength to forgive but...

And then she just silently plays the last few piano notes of the song like God she gets it

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Best Olivia Rodrigo Lyrics For Instagram Captions From 'Sour'

Before she is a singer, a Disney Channel star, or even a Taylor Swift stan, Olivia Rodrigo is a songwriter. The first song she wrote for her character on High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, “All I Want,” got the attention of Geffen Records, and the label signed her off the strength of her lyricism.

When the 18-year-old artist released her breakout hit “drivers license” in January 2021, her lyrics impacted the world more than anyone expected. The song spent eight weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100, a rarity for anyone, let alone the debut single of a young artist. It spawned endless TikTok videos, YouTube covers, and memes that related to the song’s heartbreaking lyrics. As Rodrigo painted a picture of her breakup (rumored to be from her HSMTMTS co-star Joshua Bassett) using red lights, stop signs, and the celebratory moment of passing her driving test, countless people cried along with her, knowing the feeling of rejection all too well.

Now, Rodrigo is gearing up to show listeners what else she has up her sleeve with her debut album SOUR, which just may go on to become Gen Z’s defining breakup record after its May 21 release. Even with just three songs released so far, SOUR has already given us the playlist we need to soundtrack our most recent heartbreaks — and perhaps the next one as well. These are the lyrics that cut the deepest, hurt the most, and feel too close for comfort.

“drivers license”

• “You’re probably with that blonde girl, who always made me doubt. She’s so much older than me. She’s everything I’m insecure about.”

• “I just can’t imagine how you could be so OK now that I’m gone.”

• “I still f*ckin’ love you, babe.”

On “drivers license,” you know what Rodrigo is doubting before she says it, and she effortlessly conveys the feeling of betrayal in just one line. But nothing hits harder then when she declares her love on that bridge.

“deja vu”

• “Watching re-runs of Glee, being annoying, singing in harmony.”

• “I made the jokes you tell to her when she’s with you.”

• “Strawberry ice cream in Malibu, don’t act like we didn’t do that shit too. You’re tradin’ jackets like we used to do. Yeah, everything is all reused.”

“deja vu” fits in so many details about such a specific situation that every line feels like a piece of a painting. Plus, it’s about time that artists got nostalgic for Glee.

“good 4 u”

• “I guess that therapist I found for you, she really helped. Now you can be a better man for your brand new girl.”

• “Remember when you swore to God I was the only person who ever got you? Well, screw that, and screw you.”

• “You're doin’ great out there without me, baby, like a damn sociopath.”

Rodrigo doesn’t tolerate BS. She goes from finding her lover a therapist before their breakup to deeming him a sociopath across one song. That’s artistry.

“brutal”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“traitor”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“1 step forward, 3 steps back”

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“enough for you”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“happier”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“jealousy, jealousy”

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“favorite crime”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“hope ur ok”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

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[hoynovoy]

Best Olivia Rodrigo Lyrics For Instagram Captions From 'Sour'

Before she is a singer, a Disney Channel star, or even a Taylor Swift stan, Olivia Rodrigo is a songwriter. The first song she wrote for her character on High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, “All I Want,” got the attention of Geffen Records, and the label signed her off the strength of her lyricism.

When the 18-year-old artist released her breakout hit “drivers license” in January 2021, her lyrics impacted the world more than anyone expected. The song spent eight weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100, a rarity for anyone, let alone the debut single of a young artist. It spawned endless TikTok videos, YouTube covers, and memes that related to the song’s heartbreaking lyrics. As Rodrigo painted a picture of her breakup (rumored to be from her HSMTMTS co-star Joshua Bassett) using red lights, stop signs, and the celebratory moment of passing her driving test, countless people cried along with her, knowing the feeling of rejection all too well.

Now, Rodrigo is gearing up to show listeners what else she has up her sleeve with her debut album SOUR, which just may go on to become Gen Z’s defining breakup record after its May 21 release. Even with just three songs released so far, SOUR has already given us the playlist we need to soundtrack our most recent heartbreaks — and perhaps the next one as well. These are the lyrics that cut the deepest, hurt the most, and feel too close for comfort.

“drivers license”

• “You’re probably with that blonde girl, who always made me doubt. She’s so much older than me. She’s everything I’m insecure about.”

• “I just can’t imagine how you could be so OK now that I’m gone.”

• “I still f*ckin’ love you, babe.”

On “drivers license,” you know what Rodrigo is doubting before she says it, and she effortlessly conveys the feeling of betrayal in just one line. But nothing hits harder then when she declares her love on that bridge.

“deja vu”

• “Watching re-runs of Glee, being annoying, singing in harmony.”

• “I made the jokes you tell to her when she’s with you.”

• “Strawberry ice cream in Malibu, don’t act like we didn’t do that shit too. You’re tradin’ jackets like we used to do. Yeah, everything is all reused.”

“deja vu” fits in so many details about such a specific situation that every line feels like a piece of a painting. Plus, it’s about time that artists got nostalgic for Glee.

“good 4 u”

• “I guess that therapist I found for you, she really helped. Now you can be a better man for your brand new girl.”

• “Remember when you swore to God I was the only person who ever got you? Well, screw that, and screw you.”

• “You're doin’ great out there without me, baby, like a damn sociopath.”

Rodrigo doesn’t tolerate BS. She goes from finding her lover a therapist before their breakup to deeming him a sociopath across one song. That’s artistry.

“brutal”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“traitor”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“1 step forward, 3 steps back”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“enough for you”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“happier”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“jealousy, jealousy”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“favorite crime”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

“hope ur ok”

Lyrics to come on May 21 ...

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