I Was Wrong

by Mt. Misery

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Out now on 7" vinyl via Prefect Records: prefectrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-dreaming-days-are-over

lyrics

Were you saying something?
It’s hard to hear above the noise
I need to tell you just one thing
But I’m struggling to find my voice

I’ve gathered up my thoughts
But I can’t get the words out right

You know me better than I know myself
And it breaks my heart to see you loving someone else
What will it take for you to realise
I admit that I was wrong

Were you saying something?
It’s ringing in my ears again
Thought that I heard you tell me you’re leaving
I guess it’s useless to pretend

That I could make you feel
The way I thought you did before

You know me better than I know myself
And it breaks my heart to see you loving someone else
What will it take for you to realise
I admit that I was wrong

credits

released August 14, 2020
Written and performed by Mt. Misery.
Bass by Brad Robinson.
Backing vocal performance and arrangement by Jodie Nicholson.
Drum recording by Chris McManus.
Mixing by Kenny Gilmore.
Mastered by Steve Kitch at Audiomaster.

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Mt. Misery Hartlepool, UK

Brand new EP 'The Time It Takes' out now: lnk.to/TheTimeItTakes

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