What is wrong at the end of the day
What is really wrong no one dares to say
You know you're wrong when there's only one right
But what is wrong when right is out of sight

Right rode away long ago
Before rescuing wrong from below
I might be mistaken, I know
But hey we need to be somewhat

Foolish, feebleminded
Wrong and senseless
Right rode off long ago
There's nothing more you need to know
There's nothing more you need to show
Let us disagree
'Cause wrong was made, for you to be

What is false when we can't hear no more
And there is nothing to cover for
What is wrong in this old wasted game
May right and wrong be one and the same

Right rode away long ago
Before rescuing wrong from below
I might be mistaken, I know
But hey we need to be somewhat

Foolish, feebleminded
Wrong and senseless
Right rode off long ago
There's nothing more you need to know
There's nothing more you need to show
Let us disagree
'Cause wrong was made, for you to be


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Avenue Lyrics as written by Agnes Caroline Thaarup Obel

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    My Opinion

    In one of the most beautiful ways this song tells that you can't always do everything right.

    lovedbythesunon January 13, 2013   Link
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    General Comment

    Brilliant song. Her music is so underrated.

    What I gather from this song is: you can't do anything right. EVER.

    ..but she puts it more nicely.

    fabulosityon June 02, 2012   Link
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    General Comment

    Love the last line of the chorus ("'Cause wrong was made, for you to be"). It's like she's saying, you're wrong but that's okay.

    RockerLullabyon July 28, 2014   Link

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