So Sorry

I'm sorry Two words I always think After you've gone When I realize I was acting all wrong So selfish Two words that could describe Oh actions of mine When patience is in short supply We don't need to say goodbye We don't need to fight and cry Oh we, we could hold each other tight tonight We're so helpless We're slaves to our impulses We're afraid of our emotions And no one knows where the shore is We're divided by the ocean And the only thing I know is That the answer isn't for us No the answer isn't for us I'm sorry Two words I always think Oh after you've gone When I realize I was acting all wrong We don't need to say goodbye We don't need to fight and cry We, we could hold each other tight tonight Tonight Tonight Tonight

About

"So Sorry" is a track from Canadian singer-songwriter Feist's 2007 album "The Reminder." The album itself was a commercial and critical success, and this song exemplifies many of the characteristics that made the album so impactful. A beautiful, introspective ballad, "So Sorry" is built on minimalistic musical elements that make room for Feist's emotive voice and deeply personal lyricism. Known for her poetic insights into the complexities of human emotion and relationships, Feist delves into themes of regret, forgiveness, and emotional vulnerability in this song. The track stands as a poignant testimony to the timeless themes of love, remorse, and the human yearning for connection, all delivered through Feist's unique musical style.