Right Or Wrong
Wishbone Ash · Paper Sleeve Box [2007]
Like to have you 'round
With all the lies that you make,
The things or darkness and you.
Some people say, have just a taste.
Right or wrong, you might get burned -
What you gain is what you learn.
Got one too many women,
Don't know quite which way to go.
They're all gettin' so expensive
When they walk by themselves.
Right or wrong, don't regret,
What you went for is what you get.
No point in bitter tears
When someone else has cut you down,
'Cause there's a time for leavin'
And there's a time for stickin' around, hey.
Right or wrong, you've got to live,
So what you collect is what you give.
Right Or Wrong
Right Or Wrong stands as a compelling song in the extensive catalogue of Wishbone Ash, the English rock band renowned for pioneering the twin-guitar harmony sound. This track appears on the 2007 compilation Paper Sleeve Box, a collection that gathers significant recordings from the group's long and varied career. The song reflects the band's signature blend of melodic hard rock and progressive elements, showcasing the interplay between lead guitars that has defined their identity for decades. While the specific era of this recording is part of a broader retrospective, it highlights the enduring songwriting capabilities of the ensemble. The track contributes to a rich body of work that continues to influence rock musicians, offering listeners a polished example of the band's ability to craft memorable, guitar-driven anthems that resonate across generations.