Right On Time Lyrics by Lindsay Ell
I got a friend who just got married
Again, I don’t know what the hell that girl does
I can’t even find a plus one
My momma says I’m just too picky
I guess, but isn’t that better than selling life short
For someone that you’re settling for
There’s nothing wrong
If it takes a bit longer to figure out
Least that’s what I tell myself
People make it look so easy
In and out of love so fast
I don’t give it up that easy
‘Cause I won’t put my heart through that
I’m either optimistic or a little naive
I’m everywhere and nowhere that I thought I would be
Thirty years later and I gotta believe that I’m
Either late to the party or right on time
Let’s do the math if I met somebody
Tonight, take it slow let a whole year go by us
And then the stars don’t line up
Well that’d be three-hundred and sixty-five days, fifty-two weeks, twelve months
That I spent just to find out
One person ain’t the right one for me
Whatever that means
People make it look so easy
In and out of love so fast
I don’t give it up that easy
‘Cause I won’t put my heart through that
I’m either optimistic or a little naive
I’m everywhere and nowhere that I thought I would be
Thirty years later and I gotta believe that I’m
Either late to the party or right on time
Late to the party or right on time
I don’t know why I’m impatient sometimes
When I know that I’m probably fine
I hope I’m fine
People make it look so easy
In and out of love so fast
I don’t give it up that easy
‘Cause I won’t put my heart through that
I’m either optimistic or a little naive
I’m everywhere and nowhere that I thought I would be
Thirty years later and I gotta believe that I’m
Either late to the party or right on time
Late to the party or right on time
Late to the party or right on time
Oooh, yeah
Late to the party or right on time