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Broadway production (1970)
Company the Musical - Sorry / Grateful Lyrics
Song from Broadway musical "Company" is titled "Sorry-Grateful" and is written by Stephen Sondheim.
ROBERT [speaking]:
Harry, you ever sorry you got married?
HARRY:
You're always sorry,
You're always grateful,
You're always wondering
What might have been--
Then she walks in.
And still you're sorry,
And still you're grateful,
And still you wonder
And still you doubt--
And she goes out.
Everything's different, nothing's changed.
Only maybe slightly rearranged.
You're sorry-grateful,
Regretful-happy.
Why look for answers
When none occur?
You always are what you always were,
Which has nothing to do with, all to do with her.
DAVID:
You're always sorry,
You're always grateful,
You hold her, thinking:
"I'm not alone."
You're still alone.
You don't live for her,
You do live with her,
You're scared she's starting
To drift away,
And scared she'll stay.
LARRY:
Good things get better, bad get worse.
Wait, I think I meant that in reverse.
HARRY, DAVID, LARRY:
You're sorry-grateful,
Regretful-happy.
Why look for answers
When none occur?
You'll always be what you always were,
Which has nothing to do with, all to do with her.
HARRY:
Nothing to do with, all to do with her.
Read more: Company the Musical Lyrics
Sorry-Grateful Lyrics Company the musical
Company the Musical Lyrics
SYNOPSIS
Company
The Little Things You Do Together
Sorry-Grateful
You Could Drive a Person Crazy
Have I Got A Girl for You
Someone Is Waiting
Another Hundred People
Getting Married Today
Marry Me a Little
Side by Side by Side / What Would We Do Without You?
Poor Baby
Barcelona
The Ladies Who Lunch
Being Alive
Finale
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