Bored! Lyrics – NINGNING Ganlyrics

Bored! Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer talks about how someone sees her as beautiful and idealized in their mind. She imagines herself as charming, carefree, and catching their attention as they daydream about her. The line about “love as advertised” suggests that love is expected to be perfect, but she hints at not wanting to rely on empty or recycled romantic clichés. She prefers something more genuine and real, rather than just following the usual patterns.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer is questioning whether she’s playing with the other person’s emotions or genuinely falling for them. However, she’s also aware that she’s not someone who can be kept for long. There’s a sense of emotional distance, even while being drawn into love.

[Chorus]
The chorus talks about the rush and excitement of new love, and how it feels so intense and irresistible. She admits that she’s always fully invested at first, loving passionately, but eventually, the thrill fades and she gets bored. The cycle of getting excited, starting something new, and then quickly losing interest is a recurring pattern for her. She knows how to make a strong impression, but can’t help turning affection into farewells once the excitement wears off.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer expresses her constant desire for something better, always chasing the feelings she had at the beginning of a relationship. However, she acknowledges that this feeling doesn’t last and quickly disappears, leaving her wondering where it goes. She reminisces on the moments when everything felt perfect, but now that she’s lost interest, she realizes she should have been more upfront about how temporary her feelings were.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus is repeated, highlighting the idea that she was toying with the other person’s emotions, all while being fully aware that she wasn’t meant to be in a long-term relationship with them. Her feelings, though intense at first, were never meant to last.

[Chorus]
In this repeated chorus, the singer once again emphasizes how she gets swept up in the intensity of love, fully embracing the “rush” at the beginning of a relationship. She loves passionately and without holding back, but she knows that it’s only temporary for her. As the initial excitement fades, her love inevitably turns into goodbyes, repeating the cycle of infatuation and boredom.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer acknowledges that neither she nor the other person could be each other’s “somebody.” She reflects on how it might be her fault for not being upfront about her tendency to lose interest. It’s a realization that she’s not capable of sustaining relationships, as boredom always sets in.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reinforces the singer’s pattern of behavior. She describes the intoxicating nature of falling in love and how it feels like paradise, but also recognizes that this intensity is short-lived. Her passionate, “hardcore” approach to love inevitably leads to her becoming bored and moving on, turning every relationship into a goodbye. Despite the deep feelings at first, she knows that the thrill always fades, and she’s left once again chasing the next rush.