[Verse 1] I saw you by the old oak tree, Sunlight dancing on your hair. You smiled at me, and the world stood still, But fate whispered, "Don’t you dare." Your hand was promised, your path was drawn, And I was just a stranger passing on. [Chorus] Right place, wrong time, Two hearts caught in a crooked line. If I could stop the clock, rewrite the rhyme, You’d be mine, you’d be mine— But it’s right place, wrong time. [Verse 2] I hear your laugh in the summer breeze, It wraps around like a secret flame. We talk in shadows, we dream in sighs, But we never dare to name this ache. A love so sweet, yet bittersweet too, 'Cause the world won’t let me have you. [Chorus] Right place, wrong time, Two hearts caught in a crooked line. If I could stop the clock, rewrite the rhyme, You’d be mine, you’d be mine— But it’s right place, wrong time. [Bridge] Maybe in another life, another year, Where the roads are clear, and love’s sincere. But for now, we’ll carry the weight, Of a love that bends but can’t escape fate. [Chorus] Right place, wrong time, Two hearts caught in a crooked line. If I could stop the clock, rewrite the rhyme, You’d be mine, you’d be mine— But it’s right place, wrong time.
