Don’t Say I Didn’t Tell You So Dionne Warwick

"Don’t Say I Didn’t Tell You So" by Dionne Warwick, released in 1971, is a #Pop song that explores themes of love, caution, and forewarning. The lyrics convey a message of emotional insight and the consequences of ignoring warnings in relationships. Its catchy melody and Warwick's soulful voice contribute to its lasting appeal, reflecting the era's musical style. The song has resonated with listeners, emphasizing the importance of communication in love.

Don’t ever say I didn’t tell you so
I did, you know, someday you’ll wish you were back with me
Don’t think Mr. Heartbreak passed you by
Someday you’ll cry, you’ll meet your match, wait and see

And she will do to you everything you did to me
And she will cheat and tell you lies that you’ll believe
While she’s laughing up her sleeve
As you gave you’ll receive

Someday you’ll wish you were back with me
You’ll meet your match, wait and see

And she will do to you everything you did to me
And she will cheat and tell you lies that you’ll believe
While she’s laughing up her sleeve
As you gave you’ll receive

Don’t ever say I didn’t tell you so
I did, you know, you’re gonna cry and wish you were back with me
Wish that you were back, wish that you were back with me...

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