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Mark Chesnutt You'd Be Wrong Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.91/10 [11 votes]Album: Mark Chesnutt / Original Release Date: 2002-05-21Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 03 sec
MARK CHESNUTT
- You'd Be Wrong Lyrics / with translationsYou would think after all this time
I wouldn't let you in tonight
That all those feelings for you would be gone
You would think but you'd be wrong
You would think one little kiss
Wouldn't tempt me like this
That I'd have pride and pretend to be strong
You would think but you'd be wrong
Love can be so deceiving
I should hate you but I don't
No matter what I do
My heart just wants what it wants
Love can be so deceiving
I should hate you but I don't
No matter what I do
My heart still wants what it wants
You would think that just because
I told the truth, confessed my love
I'd take you back rather than be alone
You would think but you'd be wrong
I wouldn't let you in tonight
That all those feelings for you would be gone
You would think but you'd be wrong
You would think one little kiss
Wouldn't tempt me like this
That I'd have pride and pretend to be strong
You would think but you'd be wrong
Love can be so deceiving
I should hate you but I don't
My heart just wants what it wants
Love can be so deceiving
I should hate you but I don't
No matter what I do
My heart still wants what it wants
You would think that just because
I told the truth, confessed my love
I'd take you back rather than be alone
You would think but you'd be wrong
Facts about You'd Be Wrong
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You'd Be Wrong is written by Tony Martin, William Michael Morgan, Mark Nesler.
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It is first released on May 21, 2002 as part of Mark Chesnutt's album "Mark Chesnutt" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, Mark Chesnutt's 'You'd Be Wrong' examines love's complications together with the difficulty of maintaining fidelity, which leads to emotional deceit and unpredictable romantic desires. You'd be wrong lyrics mostly emphasizes love, heartbreak, reflection, angst and nostalgia. The song demonstrates how love needs to be maintained, because it falsely represents itself, and the singer experiences an internal battle between his emotions and his thoughts. The lyrics contain themes of love and emotional conflict, which are suitable for a general audience but may require parental guidance for younger children due to the mature nature of the emotions discussed.
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You'd Be Wrong falls under the genre Country.
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You'd Be Wrong song length is 3 minutes and 03 seconds.
Who wrote You'd Be Wrong lyrics?
You'd Be Wrong is written by Tony Martin, William Michael Morgan, Mark Nesler.
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When was You'd Be Wrong released?
It is first released on May 21, 2002 as part of Mark Chesnutt's album "Mark Chesnutt" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind You'd Be Wrong lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, Mark Chesnutt's 'You'd Be Wrong' examines love's complications together with the difficulty of maintaining fidelity, which leads to emotional deceit and unpredictable romantic desires. You'd be wrong lyrics mostly emphasizes love, heartbreak, reflection, angst and nostalgia. The song demonstrates how love needs to be maintained, because it falsely represents itself, and the singer experiences an internal battle between his emotions and his thoughts. The lyrics contain themes of love and emotional conflict, which are suitable for a general audience but may require parental guidance for younger children due to the mature nature of the emotions discussed.
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Which genre is You'd Be Wrong?
You'd Be Wrong falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song You'd Be Wrong?
You'd Be Wrong song length is 3 minutes and 03 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Tony Martin, William Michael Morgan, Mark NeslerRecord Label(s): 2002 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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