Glad It's Over

Wilco · Other Songs - Wilco

I don't feel bad

I don't feel lonely

I'm just glad it's over

I don't need your love, I don't want it

Heaven is up above

And I'm upon it without you, without you

I don't want to kiss you again can you believe it?

I don't want to be your friend

I just want you out of my life until my life ends, oh yeah

I don't feel bad

I don't feel lonely

I'm just glad it's over

I know you think I'm weak, I'll tell you something

It's better we don't speak

I got nothing to say to you, anyway

I've said what I meant to put it mildly

I hate you 100 per cent, I mean that kindly

Oh you're not for me, not for me

I don't feel bad

You're not the only one I ever had

I don't feel sad

I don't feel lonely

Not even sorry

I'm just glad it's over

I'm out playing with you

You're just getting your dues

Oh, it's true, it's true, I'm just glad it's over

Oh, I'm sorry, I ran, I didn't mean it

Let's get back where we began

Stop screaming, I want you back in my arms

Everyday after today

Don't feel bad

You know, I'm sorry

Just be glad it's over

Don't feel sad

We all have to be lonely

Just be glad it's over

I'm just glad it's over

Glad It's Over

Glad It's Over captures Wilco's signature blend of introspective lyricism and textured instrumentation. Emerging from a period of experimentation, the track reflects the band's willingness to explore complex emotional landscapes through layered arrangements. Jeff Tweedy's vocal delivery anchors the song, balancing melancholy with a sense of resolution that defines much of the group's catalog. The recording showcases the ensemble's ability to weave folk sensibilities with alternative rock dynamics, creating a sound that feels both intimate and expansive. As part of their broader discography, the song stands as a testament to Wilco's enduring influence on modern American music, offering listeners a moment of quiet reflection amidst their evolving artistic journey.