Superwrong
Texas · Other Songs - Texas
Was a little bit out, but time had changed
And I wondered if you could sense
that I wanted to get over you
So I went into the store
Bought a dress and I looked fine in red
Right then I felt like what the heck..
Am I doin' thinking 'bout you
Did I paint in blue
An S on your T-Shirt?
I knew right then,
that was a start to make you hurt
I couldn't remember your first name
I couldn't remember how you dressed
I think you're tired and second best
So move aside now
I can't believe that I was ever with him
The world has moved along
Here comes superwrong, without me
Could never see what I saw in him
We were so young and plain
But as the rythms change I see you stay the same.
Outside my window yesterday
I heard someone calling me to say
that you were down and what can I do to fix things
I remember the day
when I used to think that you were great
Somewhere along the way
you passed your sell date
Did I paint in blue
An S on your T-Shirt?
I knew right then,
that was a start to make you hurt
I couldn't remember your first name
I couldn't remember how you dressed
I think you're tired and second best
So move aside now
I can't believe that I was ever with him
The world has moved along
Here comes superwrong, without me
Could never see what I saw in him
We were so young and plain
But as the rythms change I see you stay the same.
Repeat
Nah nah nah nah
But as the rythms change I see you stay the same. (x4)
I can't believe that I was ever with him
The world has moved along
Here comes superwrong, without me
Could never see what I saw in him
We were so young and plain
But as the rythms change I see you stay the same.
Repeat to fade......
Superwrong
Superwrong stands as a notable song in the discography of Texas, the enduring British rock band fronted by Sharleen Spiteri. Emerging from a catalogue defined by melodic rock and pop sensibilities, the track reflects the group's signature blend of emotive vocals and polished instrumentation. While the band has achieved widespread recognition through anthemic hits and extensive touring, this recording captures their consistent ability to craft accessible yet emotionally resonant music. The song contributes to a broader body of work that has maintained relevance across decades, showcasing the band's evolution while retaining the core elements that define their sound. As part of their extensive output, it remains a testament to their enduring presence in the music industry.

