Who's Sorry Now
Regretful Echoes: Unveiling Heartache in Yulie Ruth and Elizabeth McQueen's Melody
Lyrics
Who's sorry now
The speaker questions who is feeling regret or sorrow at this moment.
Who's sorry now
The speaker repeats the question, emphasizing the theme of remorse.
Whose heart is achin'
The speaker wonders whose heart is in pain.
For breakin' each vow
Refers to someone experiencing heartache due to breaking promises.
Who's sad and blue
The speaker questions who is feeling sad and downcast.
Who's cryin' too
The speaker asks who is crying, mirroring the speaker's past experience.
Just like I cried over you
Describes the speaker's own past emotional state when they cried over someone.
Right to the end
The speaker likens their actions to those of a friend, suggesting loyalty.
Just like a friend
Expresses the speaker's attempt to caution or advise the listener.
I tried to warn you somehow
The speaker tried to warn the listener about something.
You had your way
The listener had their way, implying they did not heed the warning.
Now you must pay
Consequences are mentioned, indicating that now the listener must face them.
I'm glad that you're sorry now
The speaker expresses satisfaction that the listener is now remorseful.
Who's sorry now
Repeats the question, emphasizing the continuing theme of regret.
Who's sorry now
Reiterates the question about someone feeling sorry in the present.
Whose heart is achin'
Similar to line 3, refers to someone experiencing heartache due to breaking promises.
For breakin' each vow
Reflects on the emotional consequences of breaking vows.
Who's sad and blue
Repeats the question about someone feeling sad and downcast.
Who's cryin' too
Reiterates the question about someone crying, mirroring the speaker's past experience.
Just like I cried over you
Describes the speaker's own past emotional state when they cried over someone.
Just like a friend
Similar to line 8, the speaker likens their actions to those of a loyal friend.
Right to the end
Reiterates the speaker's attempt to caution or advise the listener.
I tried to warn you somehow
Repeats the idea that the speaker tried to warn the listener.
You had your way
Reiterates that the listener had their way, emphasizing their choices.
Now you must pay
Repeats the idea of consequences, emphasizing that the listener must now face them.
I'm glad that you're sorry now
Reiterates the speaker's satisfaction that the listener is now remorseful.
Who's sorry now
Repeats the question, emphasizing the continuing theme of regret.
Who's sorry now
Reiterates the question about someone feeling sorry in the present.
Whose heart is achin'
Similar to line 3, refers to someone experiencing heartache due to breaking promises.
For breakin' each vow
Reflects on the emotional consequences of breaking vows.
Who's sad and blue
Repeats the question about someone feeling sad and downcast.
Who's cryin' too
Reiterates the question about someone crying, mirroring the speaker's past experience.
Just like I cried over you
Describes the speaker's own past emotional state when they cried over someone.
Right to the end (right to the end)
Emphasizes the continuity of the speaker's loyalty and friendship.
Just like a friend
Repeats the idea that the speaker tried to warn the listener.
I tried to warn you somehow
Reiterates the speaker's attempt to caution or advise the listener.
You had your way
Reiterates that the listener had their way, emphasizing their choices.
Now you must pay
Repeats the idea of consequences, emphasizing that the listener must now face them.
I'm glad that you're sorry now
Reiterates the speaker's satisfaction that the listener is now remorseful.
I'm glad that you're sorry now
Repeats the satisfaction, reinforcing the finality of the listener's regret.
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