Song Description
The singer is haunted by the fact that the relationship is irrevocably over due to thoughtless and angry words.
Whether jazzy or adult contemporary, duet or solo, this is a versatile song of a lover's regret, perfect for a scene of apology and reconciliation. 3 versions
Song Length |
3:54 |
Genre |
Jazz - Lounge, Blues - Chicago |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
Mood |
Heartbreaking, Moving |
Subject |
Regret, Heartbreak |
Similar Artists |
Peggy Lee, Diana Krall |
Language |
English |
Era |
1950 - 1959 |
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Lyrics
FOR YOU
Music & Lyrics by Denise Dimin/Reel2Real Songs
Unpublished work © Denise Dimin
denisedimin.com
Are you thinkin' of me now?
Are you wond'rin' what I'm doin'?
Are you asking yourself how
I got the nerve to stop foolin', around?
Do you miss my lovin' ways,
All the things I tried to do?
And all those special nights and days?
Do you think I've found somebody new?
Don't you realize that the tears I cry are for you?
And this emptiness was once happiness, for you?
Did you know I wear the ring
You gave to me before you left?
Your songs I wrote, I still sing.
Do you ever try and guess--about me?
Would you listen to my words?
Could I have a second chance?
Out of spite, I made you hurt.
I want to apologize, but I can't.
Don't you realize that my goodbye was said in anger?
My pride was hurt and it was not the first time I cried for you.
Do you wish on stars to have me back?
If you do, I want to know.
I have to know how you'd react
If I told you I still love you so.
Don't you realize that I had to try to live without you?
But now I miss your touch so very much; I'm crazy for you.
Are you thinkin' of me now?
Are you wond'rin' what I'm doin'?
Are you asking yourself how
I got the nerve to stop foolin', around?