Wish You Well

Wrabel

I know we left it a little broken

All tangled up in the words unspoken

Couple years now, I hope you’re happy

I hope you’re happy to know somebody loves me

Ain’t it funny, ain’t it sad

The way that love can hurt so bad?

But I’m not digging up the past

I’m letting go in this tug-of-war

Moving on, wanted you to know

I hope you find what you’re looking for

I wish you well, the ones I loved before

Wish you well, the ones I loved before

Wish you well, the ones I loved before

I hope you find what you’re looking for

I wish you well, the ones I loved before

Part of my heart is still back in London

Part of my head’s on the Lower East Side of New York

Feels like a past life, but in the right now

The thought of you don’t hurt no more

Ain’t it funny, ain’t it sad

The way that love can go like that?

But I’m not digging up the past

I’m letting go in this tug-of-war

Moving on, wanted you to know

I hope you find what you’re looking for

I wish you well, the ones I loved before

Wish you well, the ones I loved before

Wish you well, the ones I loved before

I hope you find what you’re looking for

I wish you well, the ones I loved before

Wish you well, the ones I loved before

Ain’t it funny, ain’t it sad

The way that love can hurt so bad?

Well, now I’m burying the past

I’m letting go in this tug-of-war

Moving on, wanted you to know

I hope you find what you’re looking for

I wish you well, the ones I loved before

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Background

Los-Angeles singer-songwriter Wrabel released his long-anticipated debut album, “These Words Are All For You,” on Friday. Standout track “Wish You Well” arrives with a relatable message of wishing the best to those you loved before, but it’s the supporting string section and Wrabel’s inviting sincerity that send this pop ballad soaring.