Taken from my personal context, i've come to the realisation that the chorus ("Well I'm so sorry. So sorry. I'm so terribly, terribly sorry.") is actually in relation to the rest of the lyrics.
He's talking to his partner, but only asking questions - not giving any information. This, in turn, ends up frustrating the partner. So he's overwhemingly apologetic because he didn't realise what he was doing wrong. If you look, virtually every single line, other than the chorus, is a question. I was thinking about the lyrics the other day and suddenly this particular way of looking at it hit me.
Each person takes their own view on it, though. It could be completely different from person to person.
Taken from my personal context, i've come to the realisation that the chorus ("Well I'm so sorry. So sorry. I'm so terribly, terribly sorry.") is actually in relation to the rest of the lyrics.
He's talking to his partner, but only asking questions - not giving any information. This, in turn, ends up frustrating the partner. So he's overwhemingly apologetic because he didn't realise what he was doing wrong. If you look, virtually every single line, other than the chorus, is a question. I was thinking about the lyrics the other day and suddenly this particular way of looking at it hit me.
Each person takes their own view on it, though. It could be completely different from person to person.