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22-Pistepirkko ~ I'm Right


they talk about Jeff has died
a few years ago
but I don’t believe them
co’s I saw him yesterday
in that empty house
beside the school
where we used to play
play our strange games
where he was me and I was him
they don’t believe me
ma you think I lie
that I’m crazy
but I think you are wrong
and I’m right
ma I’m disappointed
you should know
I never tell you no lie
when I tell this all to old Joe
he’ll be by my side
I can count on him
he has never let me down
and after you have talk to him
you must say, that I was right
he said to me: "maybe, maybe you are crazy"
he said: "he ain’t sure, but he is really worried"
I think he is wrong
and I’m right
I think you are wrong
and I’m right



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