Two Wrongs Don’t Make Us Right

[Verse 1]
You raised your voice
I raised my wall
Both of us certain
We knew it all
You slammed the door
I shut my heart
Funny how silence
Can pull us apart
[Chorus]
Two wrongs don’t make us right
I should know
I’ve been the storm
When all you needed was snow
Soft and kind and quiet on your shoulders
Holding you closer when the night gets colder
Two wrongs don’t make us right
But love can
If we let it in again
[Verse 2]
You brought me tea
Hands still a shake
I saw my temper
On your sweet face
I bit my tongue
You took my hand
We both said “sorry”
Best we could manage
[Chorus]
Two wrongs don’t make us right
I should know
I’ve been the fire
When all you needed was glow
Gentle light just flickering on your covers
Showing the pages where we care for each other
Two wrongs don’t make us right
But love can
If we let it in again
[Bridge]
Let me be softer
Let me be kind
Teach me the language
Of changing my mind
I don’t want winning
If losing is you
I want the courage
To listen you through (mm)
[Chorus]
Two wrongs don’t make us right
I should know
I’ve been the storm
When all you needed was snow
Lay down the anger
Pick up the tender
Trade all this pride for something gentler
Two wrongs don’t make us right
But love can
If we let it in again
If we let it in again

folk, Gentle acoustic pop ballad with male vocals, close-mic’d nylon-string guitar and soft fingerpicking. Very slow tempo, intimate room reverb, vocal up-front with airy doubles in the chorus. Subtle pad swells and low piano notes bloom under key phrases to lift emotion. Bridge leans into a whispered, almost spoken delivery, then last chorus blooms with stacked harmonies and a warm, round bass to feel like a quiet apology turning into hope., slow, acoustic, pop