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Alice in Chains ~ Right Turn


Inside always trying to get back inside But it's so hard to penetrate pig-thick skin I'm 'bout as low as i can get I'd leave but i can't forget Still i wonder why it ain't right, mmm it ain't right, oooh Ain't right, mmm it ain't right, yeah 'bout as low as she can get She'll leave me but she won't forget And she wonders why she ain't right, she ain't right Ain't right, she ain't right Now we're as low as we can get Can't leave and can't forget We ain't right, we ain't right Not right, we ain't right (backround)well it's hard to believe that somebody tricked you When you can see you were only high It's all up to you so you gamble Flat on your face and into the fire more free lyrics

Inside always trying to get back inside
But it's so hard to penetrate pig-thick skin

I'm 'bout as low as i can get
I'd leave but i can't forget
Still i wonder why it ain't right, mmm it ain't right, oooh
Ain't right, mmm it ain't right, yeah

'bout as low as she can get
She'll leave me but she won't forget
And she wonders why she ain't right, she ain't right
Ain't right, she ain't right

Now we're as low as we can get
Can't leave and can't forget
We ain't right, we ain't right
Not right, we ain't right

(backround)well it's hard to believe that somebody tricked you
When you can see you were only high
It's all up to you so you gamble
Flat on your face and into the fire

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