Ciara ‘Sorry’ Music Video Preview (Listen & Watch)

On Thursday Miss Ciara will premiere the official music video for “Sorry” that samples Ginuwine’s “Differences” and which is the first single lifted off her new album “One Woman Army,” due out on December 4th.

Meanwhile her are two 30-second sneak peaks of the sexy visual that was filmed in a mansion in Malibu.

CiCi recently sat down with Essence where she was asked if the song was about her former lovers 50 Cent or Amar’e Stoudemire.

She toyed with the question saying that she will never say the name and added:

ESSENCE.com: Your song “Sorry” is out this week and on it you’re pretty candid about a relationship gone wrong.
CIARA: I feel like I’ve evolved as a woman, and you get to feel that on the song. I literally had to stop myself from crying when I was writing it. You can kinda hear it on the song. I wanted to just go and vent and be free in my music. It’s my way of saying something that I’ve wanted to say to someone for a long time. It’s very real to my heart. I think it’s really cool to embrace the pain of something that may have hurt you and be able to express it through music.

ESSENCE.com: Is it safe to assume the song is about 50 Cent or Amar’e Stoudemire?
CIARA: It’s safe to assume that the song is about someone that I really loved. [Amar'e] was a sweetheart to me, but it’s definitely not about him.

ESSENCE.com: Is this someone famous?
CIARA: It’s someone that I really loved. They’ll know who they are when they hear the song.
ESSENCE.com: Who will be people think you’re talking about once they hear the song?
CIARA: People always create their own stories based on their interpretations of what something is. I guess for me more than anything it’s just a real song from my heart that was real to me.

ESSENCE.com: What if he had said sorry, would that have changed anything?
CIARA: In my case the person knew that they were wrong but had so much pride and ego that they didn’t want to feel like they were wrong. If a person uses the word sorry loosely then of course it loses its value. I believe you shouldn’t have to tell a man what they’re supposed to say. A real man to me shouldn’t be afraid to say sorry. It would have meant so much from that person because they never said anything like that.

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Category: New Songs