The Wrong Side JJ Grey & Mofro
"The Wrong Side" by JJ Grey & Mofro is a soulful #Rock track from 2004 that explores themes of struggle, resilience, and the bittersweet nature of life. The lyrics reflect a journey through personal challenges, emphasizing hope and perseverance. Unique elements include bluesy instrumentation and Grey's powerful vocals, creating an authentic Southern vibe. The song resonates with listeners, highlighting the human experience and connecting deeply with themes of overcoming adversity.
Out in the garden
'Til the sun goes down
Work the handle 'til my fingers bleed
Made you the big man in town
While my childhood was a wasting
While my childhood slipped away
I was born on the wrong side of the tracks
So I left but I'm still looking back
Everybody's got a tell of sorrow
Try to forget it but I can't let go
I used to watch the hobos
With a jealous eye
'Cause for me there's no rails to ride
Just the pain to survive
All this time I've been a wasting
All this time done slipped away
I was born on the wrong side of the tracks
So I left but I'm still looking back
Everybody's got a tell of sorrow
Try to forget it but I can't let go
'Til the sun goes down
Work the handle 'til my fingers bleed
Made you the big man in town
While my childhood was a wasting
While my childhood slipped away
I was born on the wrong side of the tracks
So I left but I'm still looking back
Everybody's got a tell of sorrow
Try to forget it but I can't let go
I used to watch the hobos
With a jealous eye
'Cause for me there's no rails to ride
Just the pain to survive
All this time I've been a wasting
All this time done slipped away
I was born on the wrong side of the tracks
So I left but I'm still looking back
Everybody's got a tell of sorrow
Try to forget it but I can't let go
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