Paroles de la chanson My 16th Apology par Shakespear's Sister

Auteurs: Siobhan Fahey,Richard G Feldman,Marcy Levy

Editeurs: Emi Music Publishing France

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Paroles de la chanson My 16th Apology par Shakespear's Sister

The things I said about you
Maybe we could work it out someday
Things were going pretty well 'till I died
On that summer afternoon
When you broke down before my eyes
Well I got a streak of meanness
A clumsy way of speaking
And I don't know where I get it from
It must run in my family
Do I have to go down on my knees?
This is my 16th apology to you
With friends like me who needs enemies
I got a river inside the size of my rage
Which is really something else
When you think of my tender age
Well I got a way about me

But it's hard for me to see it
And I don't know when I'm in the wrong
Why am I so hard to please?
This is my 16th apology to you
Do I have to go down on my knees for you
With friends like me who needs enemies
The things I said about you
Were all said yesterday
I didn't mean to hurt you
Maybe we could work it out someday
Well I got a streak of meanness
A clumsy way of speaking
And I don't know when I'm in the wrong
Why am I so hard to please?
Do I have to go down on my knees?
This is my 16th apology to you
With friends like me who needs enemies
Didn't your mother ever tell you

To err is human, to forgive is divine
Oh well, I'll see you in the next life

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