King Of Apology
Jana Kramer · Jana Kramer [2012]
Ooh, ooh, lookin' at you
All I see is another excuse
Me I'm not gonna be
The queen to the king of apology
I've seen it in flowers, seen it in ink
Sticky little notes on the kitchen sink
You're sayin' you're sorry every time I blink
Well enough's enough
You're callin' me sayin' that you'll be late
While your supper's gettin' colder sittin' on the plates
Say you're out with the boys, time slipped away
Like it always does
Well blah blah blah
Ooh, ooh, lookin' at you
All I see is another excuse
Me I'm not gonna be
The queen to the king of apology
Baby you're the king of apology
Baby, save your breath
For the pretty little thing you've been runnin' around with
I'm done forgivin', I'm tired of listenin'
To all your lies
Baby you're out of a one-more-try's
I'm packin' my bags, I'm sayin' goodbye
I'm gonna leave this double white castle behind
Baby far behind
Can't change my mind
No, not this time
Ooh, ooh, lookin' at you
All I see is another excuse
Me I'm not gonna be
The queen to the king of apology
Ooh, ooh, lookin' at you
All I see is another excuse
Me I'm not gonna be
The queen to the king of apology
Ooh, ooh, lookin' at you
All I see is another excuse
Me I'm not gonna be
The queen to the king of apology
Baby you're the king of apology
King Of Apology
Jana Kramer's self-titled 2012 debut album established her as a compelling voice in contemporary country music, blending traditional storytelling with modern production. 'King Of Apology' serves as a standout track within this collection, showcasing her ability to navigate complex emotional landscapes through polished songwriting. The recording highlights Kramer's vocal clarity and the album's cohesive sonic identity, which balances heartfelt ballads with upbeat narratives. As part of a discography that includes other notable singles from the same era, the song reflects the artist's early commitment to exploring themes of love and regret. This work remains a significant song in her catalog, demonstrating the craftsmanship that defined her initial foray into the mainstream country scene.