"" (also known as " Cry for You (You'll Never See Me Again) ") is a 2006 dance-pop anthem by the Swedish singer Petra Marklund , who performed under the stage name September . The track is widely celebrated for its "lyrical dissonance"—blending a high-energy, upbeat Europop and house sound with bittersweet lyrics about the finality of a breakup. Song Background & Meaning
Written by Jonas von der Burg , Niclas von der Burg , and Anoo Bhagavan . September - Cry For You
The song was originally released in November 2006 as the final single from September’s second album, In Orbit . According to , the song is about the moment you are completely "done" with a relationship and find the strength to move on. "" (also known as " Cry for You
It focuses on self-empowerment and finality, famously captured in the chorus: "You'll never see me again / So now who's gonna cry for you?" . The song was originally released in November 2006
It was certified Gold by the RIAA in 2010, making September the first Swedish act to achieve this in the US since Ace of Base in 1999. Cultural Legacy & Samples
It reached #1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Airplay chart and peaked at #5 in the UK.
The track is often compared to Bronski Beat 's 1984 hit " Smalltown Boy ," though the writers have stated any similarities were unintended. Commercial Success
