Right (Wrong)

"Right (Wrong)" captures the complex emotions of a relationship marked by efforts to please, moments of turmoil, and eventual resignation to imperfection. The song reminisces about attempts to be the ideal partner, symbolized by buying flowers and making gestures of affection, yet these efforts are overshadowed by mistakes and conflicts. Despite acknowledging faults, there's a reluctance to fully accept responsibility, reflecting the human tendency to rationalize shortcomings. The song navigates themes of regret, longing, and the futility of trying to be perfect in love, ultimately emphasizing the inevitability of both right and wrong actions in relationships.