Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah
Know I keep on saying I’m alright
But every single night
When I cut off the lights
I feel like crying
Your picture revolving in my mind
But then it turns to white
I guess I’ll go in blind
I feel like crying
Hope you can forgive all of my crimes
You read, but won’t reply
I just need your reply
I feel like crying
Baby, all I need’s a single night
A sign, a sign, give me a sign
Sorry I broke you down
Sorry I tore your heart
I ripped it all apart
Your headlights in the dark
Sorry ’bout Grammy night
Was flyin’ out my mind
Was in a different place
Tortured and drifting by
Kept dancing in that house
The windows turned to black
My windows turned to black
My eyes were rolling back, yeah
Hope I get one more chance
Hope I get one more call
I only know what’s good once I have lost it all
Lost it all, lost it all, lost it all
Lost it all, lost it all, lost it all
Hope you can forgive the things I’ve done
(Things I’ve done, things I’ve done)
Hope you can forgive the things I’ve done
(Things I’ve done, things I’ve done)
Hope you can forgive the things I’ve done
(Things I’ve done, things I’ve done)
Hope you can forgive the things I’ve done
(Things I’ve done, things I’ve done)
Reply, reply, give me a sign
Yeah
소-소-소심했던 나의
그 한 마디
미안하다고
사과하고 싶어도
너무 늦은 걸까?
Raw Emotion and Regret: Breaking Down “February 2017”
Charli XCX’s “February 2017” is a heartfelt confession woven with vulnerability and longing. The lyrics chronicle the aftermath of a fractured relationship, where regret and self-blame are at the forefront. Repeated apologies and pleas for forgiveness paint a vivid picture of someone desperate for closure or a second chance. The references to “crying,” “lost it all,” and “give me a sign” highlight an emotional struggle that feels both intimate and universal. Charli’s delivery, paired with flashes of specific memories like “Grammy night” and “dancing in that house,” roots the song in a personal narrative while inviting listeners to relate their own experiences of loss and remorse.
Song Credits
- Artist: Charli XCX
- Songwriters: Charli XCX, A.G. Cook, Jónsi
- Release Year: 2023