Sorry
from The Dreamers Machine by James Carrington
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Written by James Carrington
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I’m sorry if I broke your heart
It wasn’t what I meant
I was a very different man
I just meant us to get along
I don’t know what went wrong
But now I know I miss you
Cos you were always trying your best
I just didn’t get the rest
There were times when I was so lost inside
I just should have stopped and cried
Cos honey when I think of you
All I want to do is hold you very close to me
Cos you were always trying to be
The person that I need
The person that was best for me
And now I think I let you go
And why I just might never know
So I guess I’ll always hope to see your face
Somewhere that we know
I’m sorry if I made you cry
I never meant to start
The war that we went fighting through
cos I know you just meant the best
And why I didn’t guess and see what you were trying to do
And now I’m stuck here on my own
A man just floating on his lonesome self
And if I could just turn back the light that you were shining
I’m sorry if I broke your heart
I didn’t mean to do the things that I know you fell through
Cos you were just the best thing
I ever could have wished and I miss you
It wasn’t what I meant
I was a very different man
I just meant us to get along
I don’t know what went wrong
But now I know I miss you
Cos you were always trying your best
I just didn’t get the rest
There were times when I was so lost inside
I just should have stopped and cried
Cos honey when I think of you
All I want to do is hold you very close to me
Cos you were always trying to be
The person that I need
The person that was best for me
And now I think I let you go
And why I just might never know
So I guess I’ll always hope to see your face
Somewhere that we know
I’m sorry if I made you cry
I never meant to start
The war that we went fighting through
cos I know you just meant the best
And why I didn’t guess and see what you were trying to do
And now I’m stuck here on my own
A man just floating on his lonesome self
And if I could just turn back the light that you were shining
I’m sorry if I broke your heart
I didn’t mean to do the things that I know you fell through
Cos you were just the best thing
I ever could have wished and I miss you
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from The Dreamers Machine,
released May 3, 2012
James Carrington • Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
London Metropolitan Orchestra • Strings
Caroline Dale • Solo Cello
String Arrangements by • Klaus Badelt
Recorded by • Mike Terry
Mixed by • James Guthrie
Mix assisted • Joel Plante
Recorded at Henson Recording Studios (Hollywood), Theme Park Studios (Santa Monica), HLC (Paris), EMI Abbey Road (London)
Published by Cheeky Music
James Carrington • Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
London Metropolitan Orchestra • Strings
Caroline Dale • Solo Cello
String Arrangements by • Klaus Badelt
Recorded by • Mike Terry
Mixed by • James Guthrie
Mix assisted • Joel Plante
Recorded at Henson Recording Studios (Hollywood), Theme Park Studios (Santa Monica), HLC (Paris), EMI Abbey Road (London)
Published by Cheeky Music
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