Wrong About You - American Authors

Lyrics by：Dave Rublin/Matt Sanchez/Zac Barnett/Zac Taylor

Produced by：American Authors/Matt Sanchez

I'm a warm Coca Cola you're a Pepsi on ice

You're a fine wine to my Jim beam

You're a cozy sweater on a wintery night

I'm flip flops on the beach

Like a Cadillac ride on a back-road drive

I swear it almost fell apart

But life's at its best when it don't make sense

To opposites light a spark

I was wrong about you I was wrong about you

I was wrong about you I was wrong about you

Well I thought we'd be a tragedy

But I'm so glad to see

I was wrong about you

I'm Montana in the summertime you're New York City in the fall

You're my coffee in the morning

I'm your calm when it's storming we're yin and yang after all

And when I'm down and blue

You're a George Strait tune

"Baby you can run to me"

And when you're stressed

And tired I'm a warm bonfire burning for you to see

I was wrong about you I was wrong about you

I was wrong about you I was wrong about you

Oh I thought we'd end in misery

But I'm so glad to see

I was wrong about you

Hey now hey now hey now

I never thought we'd be rain and dancing

Always cry from laughing

Hey now hey now hey now

It feels so right

I was wrong about you I was wrong about you

I was wrong about you I was wrong about you

Got a love that feels like fantasy

Never been so happy to be

Wrong about you