Lyrics
Oh she's crying, you reach out your hand at her
Describing a situation where someone is crying, and the speaker reaches out to comfort or help.
Tell her she's wrong, baby
The speaker advises someone to tell the crying person that they are mistaken or incorrect about something.
She don't understand that
Expressing that the crying person doesn't comprehend something.
She changed her ways so
Indicating a change in behavior by the crying person to gain approval or validation from someone else.
She can get your acceptance
Suggesting the reason behind the change in behavior—to seek approval from another person.
Don't keep me running
Requesting not to be continuously pursued or chased due to past errors.
From your past mistakes
Acknowledging past mistakes that caused tears.
And tears were flying
Describing a situation where tears were shed.
She told me I was all and
The crying person expressed that the speaker meant everything to them.
Thought I don't know
Admitting uncertainty about distinguishing between what is right and wrong for the crying person.
Your right from your wrong
An internal confusion or inability to discern the crying person's morality or actions.
I can feel your heartbreak honey
Feeling the emotional pain or sadness of the crying person.
When you scream and they don't come running
Sensing the distress of the crying person when they seek help but receive no response.
I can feel your heartbreak honey
Empathizing with the crying person's heartbreak when they cry but receive no assistance.
When you cry and they don't do nothing
Understanding the pain felt by the crying person when they seek help but receive no aid.
I can feel your heartbreak honey
Reiterating the sensation of the crying person's heartbreak when ignored despite seeking help.
When you scream and they don't come running
Reaffirming the emotional turmoil of the crying person when they cry but receive no response.
I can feel your heartbreak honey
Continuing to express the emotional pain felt by the crying person when help is not received.
When you cry and they don't do nothing
Emphasizing the frustration of the crying person when they cry but receive no assistance.
Don't do, don't do nothing
Advising against inaction or not providing help when needed.
They don't do nothing
Stating that others are not taking any action to help.
Don't do nothing
Reiterating the lack of action from others.
Defying, I'll tell you to go
Suggesting resistance or defiance, telling someone to leave.
Tell me it's freezing, I know it's cold
Acknowledging the coldness or harshness of a situation.
She breaks and she's screaming
Describing a person's emotional breakdown involving screaming.
No, you don't understand
Expressing a lack of understanding from the listener's perspective.
I don't mean nothing, I don't mean nothing
Repeating that something doesn't hold significance or meaning.
Don't take your hand now
Advising against offering assistance or support now.
I can feel your heartbreak honey
Reiterating the ability to sense the emotional pain of the crying person when ignored.
When you scream and they don't come running
Repeating the sentiment of feeling the crying person's heartbreak and the lack of response when seeking help.
I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you cry and they don't do nothing
-I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you scream and they don't come running
-I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you cry and they don't do nothing
-I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you scream and they don't come running
-I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you cry and they don't do nothing
-I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you scream and they don't come running
-I can feel your heartbreak honey
-When you cry and they don't do nothing
-No they don't, no they don't
Reiterating that others are not taking any action or providing help.
No they don't do nothin
Emphasizing again the lack of action or assistance from others.
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