Scones
Whitmore Lyrics
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The things you said but now you're gone
Never tell you just how I feel
You never showed me, well if your love was for real
What did I say to make you walk away?
What can I say to make you stay?
In these lyrics, Whitmore is expressing his confusion and regret over a relationship that has ended. He questions his own actions and words, wondering if he did something to cause the other person to leave. At the same time, he reflects on the fact that this person never showed him love in a genuine way, and wonders if their feelings were ever truly real. The second stanza continues this theme of confusion and longing, as Whitmore expresses his desire to make things right and bring the other person back into his life.
Overall, these lyrics capture the feeling of heartbreak and regret that many people experience after a relationship ends. The questions Whitmore asks are universal, and speak to the deeper longing for connection and understanding that exists within all of us.
Line by Line Meaning
What did you do that was so wrong?
Tell me, what was it that you did wrong?
The things you said but now you're gone
When you were here, you said things and now you're not.
Never tell you just how I feel
I never express my true feelings to you.
You never showed me, well if your love was for real
If your love was real, you never really demonstrated it to me.
What did I say to make you walk away?
Tell me, what did I say that made you leave?
What can I say to make you stay?
I want to know what I can say to make you come back and stay.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: ROBB BLAKE
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Raitzu
This band is Awesome!
1980extremeG
Definitely! Love Whitmore, so underrated...
This is a great album. They should have been huge!
Gary Mullan
In my top ten albums off all time no shit great album
1980extremeG
Definitely. I would even go as far as saying its almost a perfect 10 out of 10 for me, without doubt a solid 9 at the very least. Criminally underrated; Whitmore never got the credit they deserve because this album is an unknown masterpiece!