Where Are You Now

This song is about loving someone that doesn't love you back, and a part of you wants to let him go to 'save the dignity left on you', but still you don't wanna give up 'cause you have hopes that maybe that person will love you back someday. I love these lines:

'But I can't go on as long as I believe I can't let go when I keep wondering'

'I wake up every night to see the state I'm in It's like and endless fight I never seem to win'

'I should let it out to save what's left on me And close the doors of doubt, revive my dignity'

Perfect song

she wasnt all that pretty when she realised baby one more time so thats a stupid comment! nowadays yeah she is sh*t hot and a beautiful person who ppl look up to because she is this normal chick

I don't give a damn what other people say.. This song means a lot to me. When I heard it, my first thought was to the boy I alwasy liked, and his dad made us have to separate. So, I just love this song, and every time I hear it, I sing it to him.

yeh reminds me of when me and my boyfriend split up and i had 2 go on holiday for like 5 weeks n i didnt hear from him much and i wondered what he was doing, how he was, etc.... very gd song

hmm so cute

"But, I can't go on as long as I believe Can't let go when I keep wondering"

So relateable, this is one of her good songs. Written and sung well.

"Where Are You Now?" took on a new meaning for me after my cat, Greta, died at age 20. Like many other cats before her, Greta ran away to die when we were at the beach. She acted strangely the night before, frantic to see all of us. We didn't understand something was wrong until hours later when she hadn't come back home. The animal shelter, animal control, police, and all of the neighborhood searched for her. We put flyers all over town and got a lot of false alarms. The closest we got to any kind of answer was when a coast guard family called us saying they tried to help her, but she adamantly resisted them to go into the reeds. Though we checked the reeds plenty of times, we did not even find as much as a body. After two months and tons of false alarms, we finally had to accept that she was gone. I find myself playing 'Where Are You Now?' when I miss her because we never got a full goodbye, or even any closure about what happened. Her body could be anywhere at this point...and it's hard to let go when you don't know what happened or how she died. It would be far easier to let her go if we knew where she laid in the reeds to rest, or if her body washed out to sea during a storm. Even now, we still check the nearby beaches looking for as much as a bone, but still nothing.

she is crap. manufactured pop at its very worst.she's had it all given to her on a plate coz she is "pretty". so many bands with real talent,who write their own song etc are busting their balls around pubs and clubs,while bimbo's like her get "fed up" with fame. tragic.