I Wish You Well Lyrics – Forest Blakk

[Verse 1]
I took the high road but I hate it
And I’m never coming back
And all those surface conversations
Well they got me running laps
You avoid the mess you making
While I’m left here on my own
Am I just consolation?
Or somebody you’ve outgrown?

[Pre-Chorus]
I’m holding on to everything that I wish I could say

[Chorus]
I wish you well
‘Cause it helps when I’m losing myself
And I’m hurting like hell I’ll keep saying
I wish you well so you can tell
How broken I felt took the way out myself but I’ll keep saying
I wish you well
I wish you well

[Verse 2]
Am I making mountains out of ***?
Or am I lighting up the gas?
You got me carrying an anvil
Barefoot on broken glass

[Pre-Chorus]
I’m holding out for everything that I wish you would say

[Chorus]
I wish you well
‘Cause it helps when I’m losing myself
And I’m hurting like hell I’ll keep saying
I wish you well so you can tell
How broken I felt took the way out myself but I’ll keep saying
I wish you well
I wish you well
I wish you well
‘Cause it helps when I’m losing myself
And I’m hurting like hell I’ll keep saying
I wish you well so you can tell
How broken I felt took the way out myself but I’ll keep saying
I wish you well
I wish you well
I wish you well
I wish you well

[Outro]
I wish you well

“I Wish You Well” by Forest Blakk delves into the complexities of a strained relationship, where one person feels neglected and abandoned while the other seems indifferent. The lyrics express the narrator’s struggle with feelings of hurt and betrayal, juxtaposed with a desire for the other person’s well-being. Despite the pain, there’s a sense of resilience as they navigate their emotions and try to come to terms with the situation. The repetition of the phrase “I wish you well” reflects both a genuine sentiment of goodwill and a poignant acknowledgment of their own suffering. Through raw and emotive lyrics, the song captures the bittersweet journey of letting go while still holding on to hope.

[Verse 1]
The narrator reflects on their decision to take the moral high ground in the relationship despite feeling discontent. They express frustration with the superficiality of their interactions, feeling neglected as the other person avoids acknowledging the issues they’ve caused, leading to feelings of being left behind or unwanted.

[Pre-Chorus]
The narrator holds onto unspoken thoughts and feelings, wishing they could express themselves fully but feeling unable to do so.

[Chorus]
Despite experiencing immense pain and feeling lost in their emotions, the narrator finds comfort in wishing the other person well. They hope that by expressing these sentiments, the other person might understand the depth of their own suffering, even though they’ve chosen to deal with it alone.

[Verse 2]
The narrator questions whether their concerns are exaggerated (“making mountains out of ***”) or if they are justified in feeling hurt. They feel burdened by the weight of their emotions, comparing it to carrying a heavy burden (“anvil”) and enduring pain (“broken glass”).

[Pre-Chorus]
Similar to the first pre-chorus, the narrator yearns for the other person to communicate honestly, holding onto the hope that their silence will eventually give way to clarity.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the narrator’s determination to wish the other person well despite their own inner turmoil. They recognize the therapeutic effect of expressing these sentiments and remain steadfast in their commitment to maintaining a positive outlook.

[Outro]
The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the sentiment “I wish you well,” encapsulating the narrator’s enduring desire for the other person’s happiness and their willingness to forgive and move forward.