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Sister Hazel Wrong The Right Way Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.38/10 [8 votes]Album: Bam!, Vol. 1 / Original Release Date: 2007-06-05Genre: RockSong Duration: 3 min 25 sec
SISTER HAZEL
- Wrong The Right Way Lyrics / with translationsThere's a right way of leavin'
A kind way to kill her doubt
Oh, but what I found the hard way
It's always hard to let her down
There's a right way of bein'
A thousand ways to drink her in
And it's an endless game
Always wise to let her win
There's a heart for forgivin'
Again and again
And there's a part for the actors
In the life that we play
There's a mile for the journey
Awhile for the learning
And we learn to be wrong the right way
There's a fine way of stealin'
Like a longer way to walk her home
Just to buy more time
I know that can't be wrong
There's a calm way of breathin'
When life keeps comin' endlessly
When it's hard sometimes
Just stand here next to me
There's a heart for forgivin'
Again and again
And there's a part for the actors
In the life that we play
There's a mile for the journey
Awhile for the learning
And we learn to be wrong the right way
Back on you to hold us together
Left undone the hope just fades
There's a heart for givin'
Again and again
And there's a part for the actors
In the life that we play
There's a mile for the journey
Awhile for the learning
And we learn to be wrong the right way
We have to learn to be wrong the right way
A kind way to kill her doubt
Oh, but what I found the hard way
It's always hard to let her down
There's a right way of bein'
A thousand ways to drink her in
And it's an endless game
Always wise to let her win
There's a heart for forgivin'
Again and again
And there's a part for the actors
In the life that we play
There's a mile for the journey
Awhile for the learning
And we learn to be wrong the right way
There's a fine way of stealin'
Like a longer way to walk her home
Just to buy more time
I know that can't be wrong
There's a calm way of breathin'
When life keeps comin' endlessly
Just stand here next to me
There's a heart for forgivin'
Again and again
And there's a part for the actors
In the life that we play
There's a mile for the journey
Awhile for the learning
And we learn to be wrong the right way
Back on you to hold us together
Left undone the hope just fades
There's a heart for givin'
Again and again
And there's a part for the actors
In the life that we play
There's a mile for the journey
Awhile for the learning
And we learn to be wrong the right way
We have to learn to be wrong the right way
Facts about Wrong The Right Way
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Wrong The Right Way is written by Jeff Beres, Ken Block, Andrew Copeland, Mark Trojanowski, Ryan Newell.
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It is first released on June 05, 2007 as part of Sister Hazel's album "Bam!, Vol. 1" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the track 'Wrong The Right Way' by Sister Hazel is a discourse on the feedback loops of relationships and the life lessons imparted. It is like a layered cake with forgiveness at the bottom, learning from the wrongs and adding the topping of navigating through the difficult times with the grace, the resilience which is symbolized by the metaphor of 'learning to be wrong the right way.' The words of the song indicate that errors are a part of the human experience; however, the most important thing is to deal with them the right way – with understanding, patience, and a desire to improve. Wrong the right way lyrics mostly vrinursively love, reflection, hope, empowerment and peace. Over and above, the song highlights the role of forgiveness and comprehension, the intricacy of connections, and personal development and learning. The lyrics do not contain any profanity, adult themes, or any material that could be classified as unsuitable for kids. The themes have a gentle and introspective nature that goes around relationships and personal development.
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Wrong The Right Way falls under the genre Rock.
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Wrong The Right Way song length is 3 minutes and 25 seconds.
Who wrote Wrong The Right Way lyrics?
Wrong The Right Way is written by Jeff Beres, Ken Block, Andrew Copeland, Mark Trojanowski, Ryan Newell.
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When was Wrong The Right Way released?
It is first released on June 05, 2007 as part of Sister Hazel's album "Bam!, Vol. 1" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Wrong The Right Way lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the track 'Wrong The Right Way' by Sister Hazel is a discourse on the feedback loops of relationships and the life lessons imparted. It is like a layered cake with forgiveness at the bottom, learning from the wrongs and adding the topping of navigating through the difficult times with the grace, the resilience which is symbolized by the metaphor of 'learning to be wrong the right way.' The words of the song indicate that errors are a part of the human experience; however, the most important thing is to deal with them the right way – with understanding, patience, and a desire to improve. Wrong the right way lyrics mostly vrinursively love, reflection, hope, empowerment and peace. Over and above, the song highlights the role of forgiveness and comprehension, the intricacy of connections, and personal development and learning. The lyrics do not contain any profanity, adult themes, or any material that could be classified as unsuitable for kids. The themes have a gentle and introspective nature that goes around relationships and personal development.
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Which genre is Wrong The Right Way?
Wrong The Right Way falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Wrong The Right Way?
Wrong The Right Way song length is 3 minutes and 25 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jeff Beres, Ken Block, Andrew Copeland, Mark Trojanowski, Ryan NewellRecord Label(s): 2007 Croakin Poets Records (Exclusive License To Rock Ridge Music, Llc)
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