Sorry
from Stardust by Gabriela Zapata
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lyrics
Sorry I didn’t help carry your load
Sorry I wasn’t the hand that won’t let go
But I didn’t know, no I didn’t know
You know when you know and not a second before
Yes, you know when you know, not a second before
could you understand what sadly now I can
You were scorned
And like a stranger looking in
I wasn’t sure
If I should let myself within
Your heart’s torn walls
But still now you’re right there for me
Sorry I didn’t share your darkest night
But I never knew
The world could be so dark
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
You were scorned
And like a stranger looking in
I wasn’t sure
If I should let myself within
Your heart’s torn walls
But still now you’re right there for me
You were scorned
And like a stranger looking in
I wasn’t sure
If I should let myself within
Your heart’s torn walls
But still now you’re right here for me
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
But I didn’t know
Sorry I wasn’t the hand that won’t let go
But I didn’t know, no I didn’t know
You know when you know and not a second before
Yes, you know when you know, not a second before
could you understand what sadly now I can
You were scorned
And like a stranger looking in
I wasn’t sure
If I should let myself within
Your heart’s torn walls
But still now you’re right there for me
Sorry I didn’t share your darkest night
But I never knew
The world could be so dark
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
You were scorned
And like a stranger looking in
I wasn’t sure
If I should let myself within
Your heart’s torn walls
But still now you’re right there for me
You were scorned
And like a stranger looking in
I wasn’t sure
If I should let myself within
Your heart’s torn walls
But still now you’re right here for me
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
I left you alone in there
(so dark)
I left you alone
But I didn’t know
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from Stardust,
released February 24, 2023
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Gabriela Zapata Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bilingual singer-songwriter from Argentina, Gabriela Zapata creates -with voice, piano and keyboards as main characters-
intimate, many times dreamlike, soundscapes to accompany lyrics that exude her love for nature, magic, fantasy and science fiction.
Her music is recorded at her home studio keeping it raw, sincere and very personal.
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