Don't Wanna Know

The speaker is struggling with a breakup and trying to convince himself that he does not want to know about his former partner’s new relationship. Yet he keeps wondering whether she thinks about their past and whether she is happier without him. The repeated refrain suggests a conflict: he wants to avoid painful details, but he cannot stop thinking about them. His feelings move between sadness, jealousy, and an effort to let the past go.

Several images make that conflict clear. “Every place I go reminds me of you” means ordinary surroundings bring back memories. Hearing news “from this one” and “that one” suggests gossip reaching him from different people. The line about his former partner still being “in my bed” is not necessarily literal; it can express how strongly he remembers their intimacy. References to screenshots and trying to make him jealous point to social-media posts that he interprets as messages aimed at him.

The lyrics leave some uncertainty about what is actually happening. The speaker hears that his ex has someone new, but admits he does not fully believe it, and his assumptions may be shaped by jealousy. His claim that her body is “still with” him sounds possessive and may reflect his difficulty accepting the separation, rather than a fact about her feelings. Overall, the song presents heartbreak as a tug-of-war between wanting to know and wanting to protect oneself from knowing.