The song "Who's Crying Now" by Journey is about lovers who parted long ago and one got over it quickly but the other never got over it at all.
According to the liner notes of Journey's Time3 compilation, Steve Perry wrote the chorus of "Who's Crying Now" driving from Bakersfield to San Francisco, singing into a cassette recorder. He went to Cain's house, rain pouring down in sheets outside, with the whole song in his head.
He hummed the song to Cain and guided him through the piano part. Cain suggested the tune sounded like "A somebody done somebody wrong song" and came up with the line, "Who's crying now?" They finished the song that afternoon.
This was featured on Journey's Greatest Hits album, which has sold over 10 million copies.
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