Everybody's Wrong
Buffalo Springfield · Expecting To Fly [1970]
It isn't very long
You'll see before I'm gone
That everybody's wrong
Those of us who run
To catch a moment in the sun
Seem to find the when we're done
That we weren't supposed to run
And there's to many words going down
Babe wrecking against the walls with the hollow sound
All about what it's going to be
Yes, you know what it was you see
It ain't million, you and me not a crown
Finding what you sought
After all the time you fought
Sometimes leave's you with the thought
That perhaps you just been caught
And there's to many words going down
Babe wrecking against the walls with the hollow sound
All about what it's going to be
Yes, you know what it was you see
It ain't million, you and me not a crown
Finding what you sought
After all the time you fought
Sometimes leave's you with the thought
That perhaps you just been caught
Everybody's Wrong
Buffalo Springfield's 'Everybody's Wrong' stands as a poignant reflection on the band's turbulent legacy and the shifting tides of the late 1960s. Released posthumously on the 1970 compilation Expecting To Fly, the track captures the group's signature blend of folk-rock introspection and electric urgency. While the band's original run was brief, their influence on the genre remains profound, shaping the sound of countless contemporaries. This recording highlights the collaborative songwriting spirit that defined their short but impactful career. The song's enduring resonance lies in its honest examination of disillusionment, a theme central to the band's broader discography. It serves as a reminder of the creative energy that emerged from their brief union, offering listeners a glimpse into the emotional depth that characterized their most celebrated era.