Kygo and Ava Max Whatever Lyrics
There's a space in my heart
When it all comes crashin' down
Anytime I hear your name out in public
There's a place that I go
Every time that you're in town
It's just me and the knots in my stomach
And it's true
It wasn't easy
Gettin' over you
But that's just what I had to do
Whatever, whatever
We were never good together
I'll be here, and you stay there
Truth is, I never cared
Whatever, whatever
Two years, that ain't forever
I'll be here, and you stay there
Won't see me cry no tears
(Whatever, whatever)
Won't see me cry no tears
(Whatever, whatever)
Won't see me cry no tears
(Whatever, whatever)
Won't see me cry no tears
(Whatever, whatever)
Won't see me cry no tears
Never mind, never mind
Feels like you were never mine
Go lose myself in the arms of a stranger
And yeah, it sucks, sometimes in love
You try your best, but it doesn't work out
And it don't matter either way, oh yeah
Whatever, whatever
We were never good together
I'll be here and you stay there
Truth is, I never cared
Whatever, whatever
Two years, that ain't forever (Oh yeah)
I'll be here, and you stay there
Won't see me cry no tears
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh (Won't see my cry no tears)
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh (Whatever, whatever)
Oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh (Won't see my cry no tears)
(Whatever, whatever)
Won't see me cry no tears
(Whatever, whatever)
Won't see me cry no tears
Whatever, whatever
We were never good together
I'll be here, and you stay there
Truth is, I never cared
Whatever, whatever
Two years, that ain't forever
I'll be here, and you stay there
Won't see me cry no tears
Kygo and Ava Max Whatever Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Whatever" convey a sense of emotional resilience and moving on after a challenging breakup. The singer reflects on the difficulty of getting over someone and the emotional turmoil associated with hearing their name or encountering them in public. Despite the pain, the lyrics express a determination to overcome the heartbreak. The phrase "Whatever, whatever" becomes a mantra of indifference, signifying the singer's decision to let go and not be affected by the past relationship. The mention of spending time with a stranger and the acknowledgment that the relationship wasn't meant to be underscore the theme of acceptance and the readiness to move forward without shedding tears over what didn't work out.
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