The song "Save Your Sorries" by Ben Hazlewood tells the story of a person who has been hurt and betrayed in a relationship. The lyrics depict the singer going to bed with their hands on their head, seeking solace and guidance from a higher power in their moments of loneliness and pain. The chorus, "Save your sorries for someone who cares", conveys a sense of indifference and apathy towards the apologies and regrets of the person who caused the pain. The singer implies that these apologies hold no value anymore and suggests that the person should find someone else who would be willing to listen and care. The second verse suggests that the person who caused the pain is in search of someone who will take advantage of them, using them for their worth. The singer warns them that they will not hesitate to hurt them in return. The lyrics express the singer's determination to win a "wicked war", seeking revenge for the betrayal and harm caused. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of justice, with the singer feeling a sense of satisfaction as their justice has found all the sins of the other person. The person who caused the pain is described as being fearful and realizing the consequences of their actions. The bridge of the song reveals the deep emotional scars left by the person who caused the pain. The singer acknowledges that they can never fully heal from the wounds inflicted upon them. They vow to walk beside the ghost of the past, meaning that they will carry the memories and effects of the betrayal with them. Overall, "Save Your Sorries" explores themes of betrayal, revenge, and the emotional journey of healing after being hurt. The song expresses the singer's determination to move past the pain and seek justice, while also acknowledging the lasting impact of the experience.
