Somebody Else's Problem

作曲 : Jesse Frasure/Lauren Alaina/Geoff Warburton

作詞 : Jesse Frasure/Lauren Alaina/Geoff Warburton

Kinda like my first car that I got when I was sixteen (Sixteen)

Had really nice speakers, but it came with broken AC (AC)

Blowing smoke out the engine

Everybody said that it ain't worth the work that it's gonna take to fix it

And I guess I shoulda listened

Now it's kinda funny after all the time and money

That I spent to keep it running

I don't even miss it

Sometimes you gotta know when it's time to let go

Sometimes it's hard to see when it's time for you to leave

I think I need an upgrade, boy, it's just too late

We got issues and we can't solve 'em

It's time to treat my heart like that old car

And I'ma let you start being somebody else's problem

Ooh yeah, somebody else's problem

I'ma trade you in for a brand new model (Model)

And I hope whoever gets you is a fan of all the drama (Drama)

I hope she likes lying and complaining

Breaking down when it's raining

Maybe she'll give you a better rating, I'm just sayin'

Sometimes you gotta know when it's time to let go

(When it's time to let go)

Sometimes it's hard to see when it's time for you to leave

(When it's time for you to leave)

I think I need an upgrade, boy, it's just too late

We got issues and we can't solve 'em

It's time to treat my heart like that old car

And I'ma let you start being somebody else's problem

(Ooh yeah) Ooh yeah, somebody else's problem

You can catch me rolling with the sunroof open

Showing off all over the town, yeah yeah yeah

Looking so fly with my brand new guy, I'm the luckiest girl around

In my leather seats

Yeah, I'mma be blowing around in the summer breeze

No hard feelings, I'll see you around, but this ain't working out

Sometimes you gotta know when it's time to let go

Sometimes it's hard to see when it's time for you to leave

(When it's time for you to leave)

I think I need an upgrade, boy, it's just too late

We got issues and we can't solve 'em

It's time to treat my heart like that old car

And I'ma let you start being somebody else's problem

Ooh yeah, somebody else's problem (Ooh yeah)

Somebody else's problem (Oh yeah)

Somebody else's problem