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Sweet Dreams My LA Ex Lyrics

by Rachel Stevens

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Sweet Dreams My LA Ex Lyrics

Hey, hang your red gloves up 'Cause there's nothing left to prove now Hey, hang your red gloves up Baby, no-one cares but you What planet are you from Accuse me of things that I never done Listen to you carrying on Cheating another love song If I were in your shoes I'd whisper before I shout Can't you stop playing that record again Find somebody else to talk about If I were in your shoes I'd worry of the effects You've had your say but now its my turn Sweet dreams my L.A. Ex We've had it on full steam 'Til the light comes back to you now Hey, is it all it seems Is it all you dreamed and more What planet are you from Accuse me of things that I never done Listen to you carrying on Cheating another love song If I were in your shoes I'd whisper before I shout Can't you stop playing that record again Find somebody else to talk about If I were in your shoes I'd worry of the effects You've had your say but now its my turn Sweet dreams my L.A. Ex Does it make you feel the man Pointing the finger because you can I spare it loud and clear Baby, that tongues not welcome around here You turned the city round (L.A. Ex) Do you think I give a damn (L.A. Ex) Do you think that I'm the fairer (S-E-X) Sweet dreams my L.A. Ex If I were in your shoes I'd whisper before I shout Can't you stop playing that record again Find somebody else to talk about If I were in your shoes I'd worry of the effects You've had your say but now its my turn Sweet dreams my L.A. Ex

Meaning of Sweet Dreams My LA Ex

“Sweet Dreams My L.A. Ex” is a sharply delivered dismissal of a former lover, dripping with icy amusement and a refusal to engage in his drama. Rachel Stevens embodies the cool detachment of someone finally moving on from a tumultuous relationship with an overly dramatic, accusing ex-boyfriend from Los Angeles. The repeated lines about him “accusing me of things that I never done” and obsessing over a record highlight his irrational behavior, while her responses – suggesting he find someone else to blame – demonstrate a complete lack of concern for his feelings. She’s asserting her dominance and boundaries with pointed questions about his motives ("Do you think I give a damn?") and a clear warning that his accusations are unwelcome. Ultimately, the song is a playful yet firm declaration: “Sweet dreams my L.A. Ex,” suggesting she's moving on and he should too, leaving him to wallow in his own self-created problems.

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