No Wrong No Right

[Intro: James Fauntleroy] No wrong no right Don't know why it's so hard to let go We should've called the quits a long time ago Feeling like we both better off alone I could do bad on my own Even laying next to you, it don't feel right Expectations is too high I'm not meeting yours and you ain't meeting mine All I really wanted was a happy life So baby, can we please stop? [Verse 1: Terrace Martin] All of this back and forth done really done ran its course At first, we were so supportive Now we treat each other like a couple orphans Dysfunctional, everything we build is outta order No hopes of getting better If leaving's what you wanna do I might as well let ya Perfect novel baby, I refuse to settle I try to medicate myself but ain't no numbing this pain Studio right on a plane but really ain't no escape I still came home though For whatever it's worth I'm sorry, it's too late for all of that now And that's when the fighting starts You say things, I say things too We let our pride get the best of us This ain't what people in love do [Hook: James Fauntleroy] Girl, it's your sign and then my sign (It's true, it's true) Girl, it's your sign and then my sign (It's true, it's true) Girl, it's your sign and then my sign No wrong and no right So baby, can we please stop? [Verse 2: Terrace Martin] All of this back and forth stagnant, it's no moving forward See, our relationship died a long time ago It's like a ship I couldn't keep afloat I heard that love can fix all things, but not you and me Different day same song, we are not in sync I turn the music loud, see if I could tune it out Too many reminders we ain't working out I say, love don't hurt but emotions do I tried to keep it cool, should've kept it moving But I kept refusing, wanna see us happy Wanna see you happy, even if it's without me That's real [Hook: James Fauntleroy] Girl, it's your sign and then my sign (It's true, girl, it's true) Girl, it's your sign and then my sign (It's true, it's true) Girl, it's your sign and then my sign No wrong and no right [Piano: Robert Glasper / Saxophone: Terrace Martin]