Yes, No, Maybe So is a country heartbreak song about running into an ex and getting pulled back toward a love you know you should leave behind. The title hook captures the tension between lingering feelings and knowing better, while vivid details make the encounter feel personal. Strong fit for a female artist who can deliver vulnerability with an emotional edge.
Verse
Girls dragged me out, I’d stayed in too long
“Just one drink and my favorite songs”
At the bar, wishing I could leave
Looked up, caught you looking back at me
Pre-Chorus
My girls know the truth
I still ain’t over you
Chorus
They try to stop you as you pull up a chair
Dirty martini, three olives, like you still care
I know all the ways this went wrong before
You ask how I’ve been, I stare at the door
Maybe I should just go?
Yes, no —— maybe so
Verse
Left that drink sitting on the bar
Grabbed my coat, didn’t get too far
At my car, you said, “Baby, don’t go”
And damn if I didn’t turn back slow
Pre-Chorus
I know this is wrong
The hurt is still strong
Chorus
Say you miss me, think of me at night
You take my hand, I know it still ain’t right
I know all the reasons I left before
But I still let you pull me close once more
Maybe I should just go?
Yes, no —— maybe so
Bridge
Back on your porch in that same yellow light
Where you kissed me first on a Friday night
Your hand finds mine, you pull me near
Six months of hurt just disappear
Chorus
Ask if I wanna come inside for a while
I look at the doorway, then right back at your smile
I know all the reasons I shouldn’t stay
Still something in me won’t walk away
Do I stay or do I go?
Yes, no —— maybe so
