• Turkish Translation

Mike Shinoda:

It’s a funny song. Like, Sorry For Now is the other one on the album that I sing, and what’s kind of new for us and for people who love the song is that you don’t usually get a song that’s a little bit lighter. It’s a little lighter, like it’s not supposed to be so serious. The idea of the song is like, ok, you know, the kids are upset because you’re going away and you say you’re sorry but in your head you’re kinda like ‘eh, I’m kinda not sorry.’ Like ‘I’m sorry because you’re little and you don’t get it.’ I’m doing something that’s a huge blessing to be able to do that no people get to do this for a living. Like, we’re just so lucky. Number two, it pays the bills and you get to live in a house and you get to have clothes, food, because I go to work. And number three, I like doing it. And you’re little and you don’t understand all these things, so I’m gonna tell you I’m sorry but the truth is like, you’ll understand this later. When you’re older you’ll go ‘wow, I’m sure glad that my dad is in Linkin Park. Because I get to go to, like, the concerts and, like, I can get, you know, free tickets to other shows. And I’ve got opportunities I wouldn’t have otherwise. And, you know, they make great music and I’m proud of my dad and whatever.’ Like, that part of it the little ones don’t understand and they will later.