Who’s Crying Now Jo Dee Messina
"Who's Crying Now" by Jo Dee Messina, released in 1999, is a country song that explores themes of heartbreak and resilience after a breakup. The lyrics reflect on emotional pain and the struggle for closure. Musically, it features strong vocals and a blend of traditional and contemporary country elements. Its relatable themes resonated widely, contributing to Messina's rise in the country music scene. #Country
(Patrick Jason Matthews/George Teren)
You know you tore me up
You really wore me out
I swear I cried so much
That I nearly drowned
You were on to her
And I was on my own
Now it's you who calls
And it's me that's never home
Chorus:
Who's crying now
Finally figured out
It could have been forever
Who's crying now
Knowing it's too late
To get us back together
I'm finally free
Back on my feet
It sure ain't me
Who's crying now
I've lost a few more pounds
I'm getting back in shape
If you could see me now
You'd do a double take
You know you tore me up
You really wore me out
I swear I cried so much
That I nearly drowned
You were on to her
And I was on my own
Now it's you who calls
And it's me that's never home
Chorus:
Who's crying now
Finally figured out
It could have been forever
Who's crying now
Knowing it's too late
To get us back together
I'm finally free
Back on my feet
It sure ain't me
Who's crying now
I've lost a few more pounds
I'm getting back in shape
If you could see me now
You'd do a double take
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