The song "I Hope You Get What You Deserve" by Jerrod Niemann tells the story of a breakup and the emotions that follow. The narrator acknowledges that their relationship is over and accepts that the person they are addressing won't be coming back. They express regret for not making changes and trying to salvage the relationship earlier. As the narrator reflects on the past, they imagine the person still being in their life through "mental photographs." While the narrator is unable to sleep, the other person is depicted as peacefully asleep, indicating a sense of indifference or moving on. The song expresses a desire for the person to receive what they deserve in life, both positive and negative. They hope that the person finds happiness and fulfillment in their future endeavors. However, the lyrics also allude to the idea of karma, suggesting that the person will face the consequences of their actions, both good and bad. The narrator recognizes the pain they are currently feeling but wishes them well despite it. They offer the perspective that there is a world out there full of beautiful things, encouraging the person to pursue their dreams and find their own version of heaven on earth. Overall, the song "I Hope You Get What You Deserve" conveys a mixture of emotions, from regret and longing to acceptance and hope. It explores the idea of letting go and wishing the best for someone, even after a difficult breakup.