Doesen't Get Better

Emilia · Other Songs - Emilia

If I could, I find a cure to help me get over you

And if it would, I take a pill to replace you for good

Yeah it's insane, to say I think of you again

I can' let it go, if only I could put my feelings on hold



Suffering from you and now I gotta find a way to get through

'Cause it doesn't get better no

I try to tell myself there's nothing to do, oh no,

I'm suffering from you

You know I try to make you miserable to,

But it doesn't get better no

It doesn't get better no

It doesn't get betteeeer, oha ohaaa



It's not on my, to try to change the way I want it to be

But still I wonder why

I can't forget you and it's making me cry, ehe ehe

Charred a million tears and a million years,

Still I'm calling, I'm falling' dooown



I'm suffering from you and now I gotta find a way to get through

'Cause it doesn't get better no

I try to tell myself there's nothing to do, oh no,

I'm suffering from you

You know I try to make you miserable to,

But it doesn't get better no

It doesn't get better no

It doesn't get betteeeer,



No I can't take it one more time, I can't pretend I'm going fine

My feelings are coming back and I know, know, know, knooow,

It doesn't get better no, yeah, yeah



And it doesn't get better, no

And now I gotta find a way to get through

'Cause it doesn't get better no

I try to tell myself there's nothing to do, oh no,

I'm suffering from you

You know I try to make you miserable to,

But it doesn't get better no

It doesn't get better no

It doesn't get betteeeer, oha ohaaa

It doesn't get better, oha, oha



Oyeah, it doesn't get better no

Doesen't Get Better

Emilia's "Doesen't Get Better" stands as a poignant song in her discography, reflecting the emotional depth characteristic of her early work. Released alongside tracks like "Daddy's Girl" and "Maybe Baby," the song captures the raw vulnerability often found in her recordings from the late 1990s and early 2000s. As part of her broader catalog, the track exemplifies her ability to blend personal narrative with melodic sensitivity, resonating with listeners who appreciate introspective pop. While specific chart performance details vary, the song remains a notable piece within her body of work, contributing to her legacy as an artist known for authentic storytelling and emotive delivery during a pivotal era in her career.