Sorry
Madonna · Confessions On A Dance Floor
Lo siento
Ik ben droevig
Sono spiacente
Perdóname
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
[repeat]
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say you're sorry
I've heard it all before
And I can take care of myself
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say 'forgive me'
I've heard it all before
And I can't take it anymore
You're not half the man you think you are
Save your words because you've gone too far
I've listened to your lies and all your stories (Listen to your stories)
You're not half the man you'd like to be
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say you're sorry
I've heard it all before
And I can take care of myself
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say 'forgive me'
I've seen it all before
And I can't take it anymore
Don't explain yourself cause talk is cheap
There's more important things than hearing you speak
Mistake me cause I made it so convenient
Don't explain yourself, you'll never see
Forgive me...
(Sorry, sorry, sorry)
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
[repeat]
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say you're sorry
I've heard it all before
And I can take care of myself
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say 'forgive me'
I've seen it all before
And I can't take it anymore
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say you're sorry
(Don't explain yourself cause talk is cheap)
I've heard it all before, And I can take care of myself
(There's more important things than hearing you speak)
I don't wanna hear, I don't wanna know
Please don't say 'forgive me'
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all before
Sorry
Released in 2005, "Sorry" stands as a defining track from Madonna's *Confessions on a Dance Floor*, an album that marked a decisive return to high-energy dance-pop. The recording captures the artist at a pivotal moment, channeling the relentless momentum of disco and house music to create a cohesive, non-stop listening experience. As a single, the song reinforced her reputation as a chameleon capable of revitalizing established genres. Its production emphasizes driving rhythms and electronic textures, showcasing her ability to craft anthems that dominate club environments. Within her extensive discography, this work represents a streamlined approach to songwriting, prioritizing groove and atmosphere over complex narrative structures. The track remains a testament to her enduring influence on pop culture and her mastery of dance-oriented production.