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    LOVA Confronts the Art of Settling with It’s Alright

    Lucy LernerBy Lucy LernerAugust 20, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Swedish pop artist LOVA delivers an emotionally incisive cut with It’s Alright, a single that strips away the pleasantries of forced positivity.

    Released via Nettwerk and produced by Oskar Wildén (Dagny, Tove Stryke), the track operates as both gentle intervention and personal reckoning.

    What begins as concern for a friend’s wellbeing evolves into something more complex: LOVA recognising her own patterns of emotional avoidance.

    Lines like “You force a smile / And wear it out / Aren’t you getting tired of your disguise” cut through social conditioning with surgical precision, whilst “Sure, yeah you’re happy / Or maybe you just want it so badly” captures the exhausting performance of contentment.

    The production mirrors the song’s thesis perfectly. Wildén’s understated instrumentation creates space for LOVA’s vocals to carry the weight of recognition without overwhelming the intimacy.

    Rather than building to cathartic release, the arrangement maintains careful restraint. This allows the message to breathe rather than shout.

    “It’s okay to dream bigger. The world isn’t meant to be dull and gray when it can be full of color and life. This song is a reminder that the best days are still ahead, and they’ll come when we stop settling and start truly living.” – LOVA

    LOVA’s approach feels particularly relevant in an era of curated happiness and forced gratitude.

    Her assertion that “This shit is irrational / Girl, you can have it all” arrives not as empty motivation but as permission to acknowledge dissatisfaction.

    The track’s power lies in naming something most people feel but rarely voice. The difference between being fine and being fulfilled.

    With over 250 million streams already behind her, LOVA has established herself as Sweden’s most emotionally intelligent pop export.

    For listeners tired of settling for acceptable when extraordinary remains possible, LOVA provides both validation and gentle provocation to demand more.

    LOVA It’s Alright Lyrics

    [Verse 1]
    You force a smile
    And wear it out
    Aren’t you getting tired of your disguise
    You’ve had it for a while

    Your eyes can talk
    They tell it all
    Yeah, I can see you’re hurting from a mile
    But you are doing fine

    [Pre-Chorus]
    You say the right things
    But I can see between the lines you’re writing
    Those sweet, sweet lies
    But it’s alright, alright

    Sure, yeah you’re happy
    Or maybe you just want it so badly
    I see you trying
    But it’s alright, alright, alright

    [Chorus]
    Alright
    Let it out, get it off of your chest
    I’ll be there, name a place and time
    All the best hasn’t come for you yet
    This shit is irrational
    Girl, you can have it all
    If you like
    Ahh

    [Verse 2]
    Please help me out
    To help you out
    And I’ll be on your six if it goes rogue (if it goes rogue)
    I’ll shout until you know (until you know)

    Yeah, and when you find
    Some peace of mind
    The breeze that used to cut you through the bone
    Will blow you down the coast

    [Pre-Chorus]
    You say the right things
    But I can see between the lines you’re writing
    Those sweet, sweet lies
    But it’s alright, alright

    Sure, yeah you’re happy
    Or maybe you just want it so badly
    I see you trying
    But it’s alright, alright, alright

    [Chorus]
    Alright
    Let it out, get it off of your chest
    I’ll be there, name a place and time
    All the best hasn’t come for you yet
    This shit is irrational
    Girl, you can have it all
    If you like
    Ahh

    [Outro]
    Da dum, da dum, da dum, da dum
    Da dum, da dum, da dum, da dum
    Yeah, yeah
    Da dum, da dum, da dum, da dum
    Da dum, da dum, da dum, da dum

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