Lord, I guess you’re right
indie folk, chamber pop, 68 BPM, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, arpeggiated chord pattern, harmonic drone bass, soft string counterline, harmony vocals, close mic vocals, dry room ambience, analog tape warmth, room mic bleed, brushed snare, syncopated kick, low register delivery, reflective melancholy, orchestral lift
Lord, I guess you’re right
indie folk, chamber pop, 68 BPM, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, arpeggiated chord pattern, harmonic drone bass, soft string counterline, harmony vocals, close mic vocals, dry room ambience, analog tape warmth, room mic bleed, brushed snare, syncopated kick, low register delivery, reflective melancholy, orchestral lift
Lyrics
Verse 1
In the beginning when we were young
We had a laugh, we had our fun
Trying so hard to forget the sad
Thinking so hard I lose the fight
Chorus
When is it alright to need?
When is it okay to cry?
When is it fine to bleed?
When is it time to lie?
Verse 2
Lord, I guess you're right
Lord, I guess you're right
Chorus
Time to recover the things we've done
Things we had thought would never come
It's times like these we learn to live
Those things we had we'd never give
When is it alright to need?
When is it okay to cry?
And when is it fine to bleed?
And when is it time to lie?
Outro
Lord, I guess you're right
Lord, I guess you're right
My Lord, I guess you're right
Lord, I guess you're right