Wrong from Domestic by Paul Armfield

You sign your name on your side of the wall
The flags are raised and a line is drawn
With ayes to the left, your nose knows what's right
You know that you have to be strong
When anyone questions the cause of your plight
You know you must stand with throng
It's hard to stand tall for what you know to be right
But it's so much harder to be wrong

You sign your name, 'til death do us part
Your songs converging, two mouths but one heart
The melody's sweet, the harmony's sweeter
And the birds and the bees sing along
But the tune disappears and the words get forgotten
When you're shouting much louder than the song
It's hard to back down when you know you are right
But it's so much harder to be wrong

Throw down your gun put your hands in the air
Bite down on your lip and smile
Swallow your pride let them have the last word
You know you're right but just say you are wrong

There on your screen, there on the roads
Their mouths ever open, their eyes ever closed
They hammer the keys, spill out all their bile
Press all of your buttons and though
It takes all of your tact and all your self-discipline
To keep your hands of them you know that you have been
Fighting stupidity your whole life long
But it's only the stupid who are never wrong

• Folk
• singer-songwriter
• United Kingdom