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Atomic Kitten ~ Maybe Im Right


Mmm...
Baby baby, uh yeah
The moon covers the sun
For longer than one night
I spill my water and it slowly falls upright
I look out the window and see the grounds over my head
Maybe I'll just wait until you tell me instead

Maybe I'm right maybe I'm wrong
Could this be something good
Maybe I'm weak maybe I'm strong
Or I misunderstood
Maybe it's time to open my heart
So my head's not upside down
If you could give me that something
You turn my life around

I see a mother crying
As a baby comes down
As I'm flying alone
As I'm walking through the clouds
I ain't want a training
And it's freezing in the sun
But inside I'm smiling
Cause I know you're the one

Maybe I'm right maybe I'm wrong
Could this be something good
Maybe I'm weak maybe I'm strong
Or I misunderstood
Maybe it's time to open my heart
So my head's not upside down
If you could give me that something
You turn my life around

The show must go on
Even if my heart stand still
And the road could be long
Cause I don't know how you feel

Maybe I'm right maybe I'm wrong (Ooh)
Maybe I'm weak maybe I'm strong (Yeah yeah yeah)
Maybe it's time to open my heart (could this be something good)
If you could give me that something (you)
Maybe I'm right maybe I'm wrong
Could this be something good
Maybe I'm weak maybe I'm strong
Or I misunderstood
Maybe it's time to open my heart
So my head's not upside down
If you could give me that something
You turn my life around

You turn my life around
You send me upside down
You open up my heart
I knew it from the start


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