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Barbra Streisand ~ Something So Right


something so right They've got a wall in china, It's a thousand miles long. To keep out the foreigners they made it strong. And i've got a wall around me that you can't see It took a little time to get next to me. When something goes wrong i'm the first to admit it I am the first to admit it and the last one to know When something goes right, it's likely to lose me It's (apt) to confuse me, such an unusual sight Oh, i swear i swear i can't get used to something so right Something so right. Some people never say the words i love you (it's not their style to be so bold) Some people never say the words i love you But like a child their longing to be told. Hmmm. . . when something goes wrong i'm the first to admit it I am the first to admit it and the last one to know When something goes right it's likely to lose me It's (apt) to confuse me such an unusual sight oh i swear I swear i can't get used to something so right, something so right. more free lyrics

something so right

They've got a wall in china,
It's a thousand miles long.
To keep out the foreigners they made it strong.

And i've got a wall around me that you can't see
It took a little time to get next to me.
When something goes wrong i'm the first to admit it
I am the first to admit it and the last one to know
When something goes right, it's likely to lose me
It's (apt) to confuse me, such an unusual sight
Oh, i swear i swear i can't get used to something so right
Something so right.

Some people never say the words i love you
(it's not their style to be so bold)
Some people never say the words i love you
But like a child their longing to be told.
Hmmm. . . when something goes wrong i'm the first to admit it
I am the first to admit it and the last one to know
When something goes right it's likely to lose me
It's (apt) to confuse me such an unusual sight oh i swear
I swear i can't get used to something so right, something so right.

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