Sorry For The Drama By Zoe Wees Mp3 Download
Albert Phelps
We were always going somewhere
Though it feels like we've been nowhere
We were always going somewhere
(I'm so so so sorry mum, sorry for all the drama)
We were always going somewhere
Though it feels like we've been nowhere
We were always going somewhere
(I'm so so so sorry mum, sorry for all the drama)
The chorus reflects upon the narrator's childhood experiences, expressing regret for not appreciating their circumstances. The repetition of the phrase "rich kids" emphasizes the stark contrast between their own upbringing and that of others. The narrator acknowledges their mistaken belief that they were missing something, possibly assuming that material possessions equate to happiness. The repeated apology to their mother for the "drama" suggests guilt for causing her pain or stress due to their struggles.
REUBENS: And the kids at school were like, what are you supposed to be? And the thing that was funny about it in hindsight is, like, normally in that kind of situation I think the kids would probably - you would probably go like, oh, oh, sorry. You know, I didn't know what it was - but me, I was totally like, don't you get it? You know, I'm a beachcomber. What's wrong with you guys?
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