Right Girl
Daniel Bedingfield · Other Songs - Daniel Bedingfield
IÂ’m gonna hold you tight girl
Till then, I gonna wait, anticipate that day
IÂ’m waiting for the right time, when youÂ’ll be mine
You say that you love me, IÂ’m still gonna say
Girl you are the reason I wait
And when comes the season I know
IÂ’m gonna give you the best girl
You tug on the strings of my heart
Sometimes I could break them apart
But if you wait till later, itÂ’ll be better
IÂ’m gonna honour your body anyway I can now baby
‘Cause we belong to somebody and that someone is G.O.D
When we do, weÂ’ll have wed each other
Forsaken all others, just you and I, one another
IÂ’m gonna do it right girl
IÂ’m gonna hold you tight girl
Till then, I gonna wait, anticipate that day
IÂ’m waiting for the right time, when youÂ’ll be mine
You say that you love me, IÂ’m still gonna say
Say that you love me, IÂ’m still gonna say, I gonna do it right
Jahaziel:
Daniel Bedingfield, Jahaziel, more than just enough,
we got lots of trust, too much to lose confusing love with lust,
no rush to touch, we can make it right,
make it a night to treasure all the days of your life,
IÂ’ll take you to heights, hotter than Arabian nights,
but first girl IÂ’m a make you my wife,
staying for life ‘cause it ain’t right if I’m only in it trying to take love,
we gotta give if we ever gonna make love.
IÂ’m gonna honour your body anyway I can now baby
‘Cause we belong to somebody, and that someone is G.O.D
When we do, weÂ’ll have wed each other
Forsaken all others, just you and I, one another
IÂ’m gonna do it right girl
IÂ’m gonna hold you tight girl
Till then, I gonna wait, anticipate that day
IÂ’m waiting for the right time, when youÂ’ll be mine
You say that you love me
About Right Girl
Daniel Bedingfield's "Right Girl" stands as a defining track from his early career, capturing the earnest pop-rock sensibilities of the early 2000s. Released alongside hits like "Gotta Get Thru This," the song showcases his signature blend of melodic hooks and vulnerable lyrics that resonated with a generation. The recording reflects the era's shift toward more polished, radio-friendly pop structures while maintaining a raw emotional core characteristic of Bedingfield's debut period. Musically, the track exemplifies the genre's evolution during that time, balancing acoustic guitar intros with driving rhythms and synth textures. It remains a staple in discussions of 2000s pop ballads, illustrating Bedingfield's ability to craft songs that were both commercially viable and personally expressive. The song's enduring appeal lies in its straightforward delivery and the relatable themes of romantic longing, cementing its place in his discography and the broader landscape of early 2000s English pop music.