Better Off Alone

Faydee · Other Songs - Faydee

You can call it what you want, glad I let you go.

I know that I'm better off, better off alone

You can call it what you want, glad I let you go.

I know that I'm better off, better off alone



I'm better off without you, I thought I knew you..didn't know the real you

It turns out the past was tensing up and now that your

gone..I'm better off alone



You can call it what you want but I don't give a f*ck,

no I don't give a f*ck

You can call it how you want but I don't give a f*ck,

no I don't give a f*ck



heyyyy take me far away oh oh oh take me far away

heyyyy take me far, far oh oh oh take me far away



whats the point of waiting, anticipated, thinking your changing

when you don't give a damn about me its obvious...I'm better off alone



You can call it what you want but I don't give a f*ck,

no I don't give a f*ck

You can call it how you want but I don't give a f*ck,

no I don't give a f*ck



heyyyy take me far away oh oh oh take me far away

heyyyy take me far, far oh oh oh take me far away



I'm better off without you, I thought I knew you..didn't know the real you

It turns out the past was tensing up and now that your

gone..I'm better off alone



You can call it what you want but I don't give a f*ck,

no I don't give a f*ck

You can call it how you want but I don't give a f*ck,

no I don't give a f*ck



heyyyy take me far away oh oh oh take me far away

heyyyy take me far, far oh oh oh take me far away



You can call it what you want x2

I know that I'm better off x2

You can call it what you want, glad I let you go

I know that I'm better off, better off alone

You can call it what you want, glad I let you go

I know that I'm better off, better off alone.

Better Off Alone

Faydee's 'Better Off Alone' stands as a defining track within the artist's discography, capturing the raw vulnerability of modern indie pop. Released under the English genre classification, the recording exemplifies the genre's emphasis on intimate storytelling and atmospheric production. The song serves as a central piece in Faydee's body of work, reflecting themes of isolation and self-reliance that permeate their catalog. By avoiding reliance on traditional romantic narratives, the track explores the complex emotional landscape of being content without a partner, a sentiment that resonates deeply with listeners seeking authentic musical expression. Its placement alongside other notable works like 'Laugh Till You Cry' and 'Fallin' highlights Faydee's consistent focus on personal narrative and melodic clarity.