Gameboy Lyrics – ROSÉ Ganlyrics

Gameboy Lyrics by ROSÉ is a latest English song in the voice of ROSÉ. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Gameboy song lyrics are also written by ROSÉ. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song expresses the frustration and heartbreak of realizing that a past relationship was one-sided. The singer reflects on how she gave her heart and time, only to be taken for granted. She compares her ex to a “game boy,” someone who played with her emotions without truly committing. Despite the initial excitement and affection, she understands that the relationship was doomed from the start, leaving her with nothing but heartbreak. The song conveys a sense of letting go and learning from the painful experience.

[Verse 1]
If crying was fun, I’d be having the time of my life
If loving you was a jump, yeah, I probably died a hundred-ten times
Gave you my favorite memories
Yeah, I hate the way I let you inside
Just so you can take it for granted
Two years, now I understand it

[Chorus]
Yeah, you’ll always be a game boy
But these days, I don’t wanna play, boy
Say, say what you wanna say

You’re never gonna change
You’ll only ever be a heartbreak
Heartbreak (Break, break, break, break, break, break, break)
(Break, break, break, break, break, break, break, break)
You’ll only ever be a heartbreak, heartbreak (Break, break, break, break, break, break, break)
(Break, break, break, break, break, break, break, break)

[Verse 2]
Yeah, you got a little too good acting like a good guy (Good guy, good guy)
And I party for a minute, but it isn’t what you made it look like (Made it look like)
You got a cute face and keep me entertained
And when you said my name, won’t lie, it felt amazing
But you took my love for granted
And it took me two years to understand it

[Chorus]
Yeah, you’ll always be a game boy
But these days, I don’t wanna play, boy
Say, say what you wanna say
You’re never gonna change
You’ll only ever be a heartbreak
Yeah, you’ll always be a game boy
All day, keep me on the chase, boy
Say, say what you wanna say
You’re never gonna change

You’ll only ever be a heartbreak
Heartbreak

[Bridge]
Shame on you, should’ve known better (Should’ve known better)
I’ll let you play me, whatever (Whatever)
Some things just ain’t meant to be
Kinda like you and me, yeah, yeah
Thought you would love me forever (Forever)
I should’ve known you would never (Never)
Some things just ain’t meant to be
Kinda like you and me, yeah, yeah

[Chorus]
Yeah, you’ll always be a game boy
But these days, I don’t wanna play, boy
Say, say what you wanna say
You’re never gonna change
You’ll only ever be a heartbreak
Yeah, you’ll always be a game boy
All day, keep me on the chase, boy
Say, say what you wanna say
You’re never gonna change
You’ll only ever be a heartbreak
Heartbreak (Break, break, break, break, break, break, break)
(Break, break, break, break, break, break, break, break)
You’ll only ever be a heartbreak, heartbreak (Break, break, break, break, break, break, break)
(Break, break, break, break, break, break, break, break)

Gameboy Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, ROSÉ reflects on how she endured emotional pain from the relationship, even imagining that if crying was fun, she would have enjoyed the struggle. She feels like loving this person was a dangerous jump, leading to constant heartache. She gave her best memories and allowed this person into her life, but looking back, she regrets how she let them take it all for granted. After two years, she finally understands the reality of the situation.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, ROSÉ refers to her ex as a “game boy,” someone who plays with emotions without any seriousness or commitment. She’s no longer willing to “play” along with him. Despite his words, she realizes he’s never going to change, and all he brings is heartbreak. The repetition of the word “heartbreak” emphasizes the constant emotional pain she experienced. ROSÉ has come to terms with the fact that the relationship will never be anything more than a source of heartache for her.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, ROSÉ acknowledges how her ex appeared to be a “good guy,” but it was just an act. She briefly tried to have fun with him, but it didn’t live up to his promises or the way he made things seem. His charming looks and attention were initially captivating, especially when he said her name, but she eventually realized he didn’t value her love. It took her two years to understand that she had been taken for granted all along.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the idea that her ex will always be like a “game boy” — playing emotional games without sincerity. ROSÉ is done with the relationship, as she no longer wants to participate in the emotional chase. No matter what he says, she knows he won’t change and will always cause her heartbreak. The repetition of “heartbreak” throughout emphasizes the pain and finality of her decision to walk away for good.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, ROSÉ expresses regret for allowing herself to be played by someone she thought would love her forever. She realizes now that some things, like their relationship, were never meant to be. Despite her initial hopes and trust, she now sees that he would never truly commit to her. The line “should’ve known better” shows that she takes responsibility for ignoring the signs earlier on, but also understands the relationship’s inevitable end.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces ROSÉ’s emotional realization that her ex will always be a “game boy” — someone who keeps her in a cycle of emotional chase and disappointment. She’s reached a point of acceptance, where she knows he’ll never change, and all he’ll bring is heartbreak. The repetition of “heartbreak” throughout the chorus underscores the lasting emotional damage and the fact that this relationship was never going to lead anywhere but pain. ROSÉ has fully recognized this truth and is done playing the emotional game.