Right or Wrong
from Jake Kerbrat Ep3 by Jake Kerbrat
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lyrics
You said I took Too many chances when I was younger
Now I'm older and I'll just move on
What else could I do?
My middle name wasn't worry until I found you
Now I'm down in the same old place I never used to go
And if I was wrong I don't regret
I wish I was wrong
I wanted more than you would give and I guess I'm starting over and I guess that's getting over you
I lost my faith in second chances when I first crossed you
I lost it all I had labored for if ever I tried
My first mistake it wasn't anything I can change
And Now I'm older and I'll just move on
What else could I do
If I was wrong I don't regret it
I wish I was wrong
I'm the same, but you, you've changed
you are living so loud
you can't help yourself you're living life you're acting like you never had one
Now I'm older and I'll just move on
What else could I do?
My middle name wasn't worry until I found you
Now I'm down in the same old place I never used to go
And if I was wrong I don't regret
I wish I was wrong
I wanted more than you would give and I guess I'm starting over and I guess that's getting over you
I lost my faith in second chances when I first crossed you
I lost it all I had labored for if ever I tried
My first mistake it wasn't anything I can change
And Now I'm older and I'll just move on
What else could I do
If I was wrong I don't regret it
I wish I was wrong
I'm the same, but you, you've changed
you are living so loud
you can't help yourself you're living life you're acting like you never had one
credits
from Jake Kerbrat Ep3,
released January 1, 2011
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