If you can't say you love me say you hate me
And that you regret each time you held me tight
If you can't be mine forever then forsake me
If you can't undo the wrong
Undo the right
It was right when you loved me only
But wrong when you held another tight
So before you go away and leave me lonely
If you can't undo the wrong
Undo the rightIt's too late to say your heart is filled with sorrow
You can't undo what's done
Why do you try
So please so I can face the new tomorrows
If you can't undo the wrong
Undo the rightIt's too late to say your heart is filled with sorrow
You can't undo what's done
Why do you try
So please so I can face the new tomorrows
If you can't undo the wrong
Undo the right
If you can't undo the wrong
Undo the right
Gram Parsons (Ingram Cecil Connor III; January 5, 1946 – September 19, 1973) was an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and pianist considered a pioneer of country rock. Born in Waycross, Georgia, Parsons spent his childhood in various cities across the United States before moving to Los Angeles in the 1960s. He began his musical career as a member of The International Submarine Band, with whom he released the album "Safe at Home" in 1968. In 1970, Parsons joined the country rock group The Flying Burrito Brothers, helping to define the genre's sound with albums like "The Gilded Palace of Sin". In 1973, Parsons embarked on a solo career and released the album "Grievous Angel", considered one of his masterpieces. His music was characterized by a blend of country, folk, rock, and psychedelia, influenced by artists such as Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, and The Byrds. Parsons died at the age of 26 under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a significant musical legacy that has inspired generations of musicians.
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