Bee Gees
Love So Right lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 1976
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:36
She came on like the night and she held on tight
And the world was right when she made love to me
We were free
She moved in like a friend, started loving me
And I thought I'd found my heaven in her arms
But the morning when I woke-up
I was here and she was gone
Now I'm hanging on
Maybe you can tell me
How a love so, right can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong?
Where did she go, when I need her close to me?
And the perfect story ended at the start
I thought you came forever and you came to break my heart
Now I'm hanging on, on the chance that you'll come back to me
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
I could take it in my stride
Start living for the moment
Maybe half the things we sought were never there
Simply open up our eyes and break it down to size
It isn't really fair
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
How a love so right, can turn out to be so wrong, oh my darling?
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Key vocabulary
- like
- enjoy; similar to
- held
- kept in the hands
- tight
- not looseB1
- when
- at what timeB1
- i'd
- I would (I’d)B2
- found
- past of findB2
- heaven
- place of GodB2
- arms
- upper limbs; weaponsA1
- woke-up
- rose from sleep
- i'm
- I am
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About this song
Bee Gees were a British-Australian pop group whose harmonizing vocals and falsetto became central to 1970s disco, with major hits and a sustained career across multiple decades. Composed of brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb, they were known for songs such as “Night Fever” and “Stayin’ Alive,” including their work on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.