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Ashlee Simpson ~ Sorry (Bonus Track)


I threw away my phone
I thought that you should know
I throw away my home
If I have somewhere to go
Anything's a start
The circle in my brain
Anything is better than you
Makin me feel lame

28 days to kick your habit
28 days to let you go
28 days and i'll be on my own

All my life I feel sorry for something
Something gets me nothing
And nothing's such a waste
All this time i've been saying i'm sorry
Why should I be sorry
For all of your mistakes

(Why should I be sorry)

I've had enough of you
Please forget my name
I'm running around on empty
I still tried to get away
Anything to kill, the cautiousness of you
Anything to rip myself of all of the abuse

28 days to kick your habit
28 days to let you go
28 days and i'll be on my own

All my life I feel sorry for something
Something gets me nothing
And nothing's such a waste
All this time i've been saying i'm sorry
Why should I be sorry, for all of your mistakes

Now you know what it feels like,
To bite your tongue
Now you know what it feels like,
To be the one who walks around with knots in his stomach
I've been there, and i've done it
And now you know what it feels like,
To always be afraid of everything you wanted to say

Who's sorry now, who's sorry now, who's sorry now

All my life I feel sorry for something
Something gets me nothing
And nothing's such a waste
All this time i've been saying i'm sorry
Why should I be sorry, for all of your mistakes

All my life I feel sorry for something
Something gets me nothing
And nothing's such a waste
All this time i've been saying i'm sorry
Why should I be sorry, for all of your mistakes

(Who's sorry now)



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