Right At The Wrong Time

Jasmine Guy · Other Songs - Jasmine Guy

Right at the wrong time'



did you think the love I had was pretend'?

did you think I was pretending I was something not me

I was feeling caught in a emotion Right at the wrong Time"

my dreams could of come true' and that was to be with you



All Rewarned Now



Chorus



Right at the wrong time

I can't live if the world ends tonight

I won't be strong If my smile is broken"

into a little mystery problem?



Right at the wrong time



I walked into a private moment

And I seriously thought a minute

they thought I was blind with what they were talking about

they must think i'm from a completly different world



Chorus



Right at the wrong Time

I can't live if the world ends tonight-

I won't be strong If my smile is broken"

into a little mystery problem?



I was Hoping My moment would last

instead' it came into a mess' right at the wrong time

My dreams could of come true and that was to be with you



I for a long time had feelings for you

I tried to make you see' who the girl I was



Right at the wrong time

I can't live if the world ends Tonight-

I won't be strong If My smile is broken"

Into a little mystery problem?



I for one have never done anything wrong

But loved you and got hurt' oh how can I forgive?

Right At The Wrong Time

Jasmine Guy is best known for her iconic role as Whitley Gilbert in the television series A Different World, yet her musical contributions offer a distinct R&B flavor. "Right At The Wrong Time" serves as a poignant song in her discography, capturing the emotional complexity of romantic timing. The track aligns with her broader body of work, which often explores themes of self-discovery and relationships through smooth, soulful arrangements. While Guy has maintained a steady presence in entertainment, her recordings demonstrate a commitment to the genre's classic sensibilities. This song stands as a testament to her vocal versatility, blending personal narrative with the polished production values typical of her era. It remains a notable piece for fans seeking to understand the depth of her musical identity beyond her screen persona.