Still Not Sorry

Britney Spears · Other Songs - Britney Spears

I'm sick of you

Hurt me, like you've never done before

Make me, do what ever you want now

Desert me, leave me like you always do

Hate me, as long as this is the last time



I'm Just letting you know, it's time to let you go

I know you hate it but I'm still not sorry

You can blame it on me, it's still a lie you see

I know you hate it but I'm still not sorry



Watch me, as I begin to walk away

Miss me, and see if I care now

Catch me, try and see now if you can

Kiss me, you know it's the last time



I'm Just letting you know, it's time to let you go

I know you hate it but I'm still not sorry

You can blame it on me, it's still a lie you see

I know you hate it but I'm still not sorry



I've had enough, so sick of you

It's always you, yeah you

My life is just, get rid of you

That's what i'll do, get rid of you

Still not Sorry

Still not Sorry

Still not Sorry

I'm still not Sorry

I'll do it I'll do it.



I'm Just letting you know, it's time to let you go

I know you hate it but I'm still not sorry

You can blame it on me, it's still a lie you see

I know you hate it but I'm still not sorry



You Fu***d it up

Still Not Sorry

Released in 2001, "Still Not Sorry" stands as a defining track in Britney Spears' early solo career, marking her transition from teen pop icon to a more mature artist. The song features a distinct production style that blends electronic beats with a driving rhythm, characteristic of the early 2000s pop landscape. Lyrically, the track explores themes of resilience and moving forward despite past mistakes, reflecting Spears' personal growth during this era. As a standalone single without a traditional album title, it remains a significant piece in her discography, showcasing her vocal range and the evolving sound of her music beyond the constraints of her previous work.