Audrey Hobert‘s song “Sue Me” was released over a year ago, but it’s finally gaining the recognition that it deserves and it’s climbing the charts in summer 2026.
On July 2, @talkofthecharts reported that the song entered the U.S. Spotify chart at #112, marking the first time Audrey has appeared on the chart.
In addition to releasing her own music, Audrey also writes with other artists. She co-wrote Gracie Abrams‘ songs “That’s So True” and “I Love You, I’m Sorry.”
Audrey begins the song:
I knew you’d be at the party
Drinking a Coke and Bacardi
Not that it matters, but I’m breaking patterns
And getting so good at Pilates
Broke up with you in November
Sorry, I know you remember
Are you depressed or are you feeling better?
‘Cause you’re looking like it’s the latter
On the chorus she sings:
I’ve been so careful with you, babe
But I’m out late
And being a saint is exhaustingSue me, I wanna be wanted
Sue me, I wanna be wanted
Sue me, I wanna be, sue me, I wanna be
Audrey has explained what was happening in her life when she wrote the song.
“It was the fifth song I ever wrote alone and one of the first I made with my producer Ricky Gourmet,” Audrey told Cosmopolitan. “I was with Ricky the week after I had slept with my ex, who I knew still had feelings for me. I felt pretty bad about it—although it was a nice evening with him, because deep in my heart, I knew I didn’t feel the same way.”
Read the full lyrics below.
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