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Wrongdoings


What would I give to change what I've done wrong

I'd give my life long sorrows and my sad love song

What would I do to change what I've done wrong

I'd climb the highest mountain and lay until I'm dead and gone

What would I change about what I've done wrong

I'd go back and sing that one happy song

 

But what I wouldn't change about what I've done wrong

Is the lessons I've learned and the person I've become.

 

My wrongdoings are in the past and I look ahead

I keep my heels high and my lessons in my head.

 
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