Right or Wrong
Down By Law Lyrics

In the song "Right or Wrong" by Down By Law, the lyrics describe a feeling of uncertainty and indecision within oneself. The opening lines, "Under the sky, You see me walk alone, You wonder why, I honestly don't know" suggest that even though the singer is surrounded by the vastness of the universe, he still feels isolated and directionless. The next lines, "To be alone tonight, To find the answers, What's wrong or tight, Your right or wrong” suggest that he is searching inwards for answers to his questions, looking for clarity on what is right or wrong for him.

The chorus continues the theme of indecisiveness, asking "How can I see, Your right or wrong, Which will it be, Your right or wrong, How can I know, Your right or wrong, Which way to go?" The singer is struggling with decisions that need to be made, unsure of what the right path may be. The subsequent lines, "Lying awake at night, Thinking of all the things, I have to do, And things I should have done, Decisions to be made, I see the path, Is it the way?" further reinforce his sense of confusion about what direction to take.

The song ends with the singer contemplating what will happen if he does find the answers he seeks, asking "And if I find it, what then? What then?" Ultimately, "Right or Wrong" is a testament to the inner conflicts that we all face in our decision-making, a reminder of the importance of self-reflection and introspection.