Ariana Grande has released the deluxe version of her album 'Eternal Sunshine,' accompanied by a short film titled 'Brighter Days Ahead.'

Grande's lyrics convey her frustration with public scrutiny and assert her right to privacy regarding her relationship history.

The song's repeated phrase 'I do' resonates with fans as a tribute to her wedding vows with Gomez, connecting her past and present.

In the chorus, Grande expresses disbelief over her marriage, stating, "Not that I miss you, I don’t / Sometimes, I just can’t believe you happened."

The lyrics encapsulate relatable post-breakup sentiments, showcasing her disbelief over the marriage while celebrating her current achievements.

Despite the controversy surrounding her relationship with Slater, reports suggest that they are considering marriage following the success of 'Wicked.'

The song also references her earlier track 'pov,' highlighting a thematic continuity in her work regarding relationships and personal perspectives.

The lyrics of 'Hampstead' reveal Grande's feelings of inauthenticity during her previous relationship, questioning the genuineness of her partner's intentions.

In her new song 'Hampstead,' Grande reflects on her past experiences, expressing bittersweet nostalgia with lyrics like, "I left my heart at a pub in Hampstead."

Ultimately, 'Hampstead' serves as a poignant reflection on acceptance and self-identity, rather than providing definitive closure to her personal narrative.

Grande's artistic evolution is evident as she articulates her truth in a way that resonates with her audience, stepping back from over-explanation.

In 'Past Life,' Grande addresses disconnection with someone who misjudges her, showcasing a sound reminiscent of late 1990s and early 2000s music.