This lyrical composition explores the complexities of a romantic relationship that is enduring despite evident struggles. The protagonist acknowledges his faults and the pain he has caused, yet remains entangled in this love affair with 'Sherrie'. The repeated phrase "Holds on" signifies not only the persistence of their love but also the difficulty in letting go. Perry's words paint a picture of two individuals who are aware that they might be better off apart, but are unable to resist the intense connection between them. This song serves as a poignant reminder of how love can sometimes be irrational, compelling us to hold onto relationships even when logic dictates otherwise. The burning fever mentioned symbolizes this irresistible pull towards each other, further emphasizing the passionate yet tumultuous nature of their bond.
Oh Sherrie
Lyrics
You should've been gone
Knowing how I made you feel
And I should've been gone
After all your words of steel
Oh I must've been a dreamer (must've been a dreamer, oh)
And I must've been someone else (someone else)
And we should've been over (over by now)
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
But I want to let go
You'll go on hurtin' me
You'd be better off alone
If I'm not who you thought I'd be
But you know that there's a fever
Oh, that you'll never find nowhere else
Can't you feel it burnin', on and on
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
Oh Sherrie
But I should've been gone
Long ago, far away
And you should've been gone
Now I know just why you stay
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
Oh Sherrie, our love
Holds on, holds on
Hold on, oh Sherrie
Writer(s): Stephen Ray Perry, Bill Cuomo, Randy Goodrum, Craig Krampf
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Downtown Music Publishing, AMPLIFIED ADMINISTRATION
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