What If I’m Wrong (And You’re Looking For A Way Out?) -6/28/05 I smile, you smile, we laugh and talk a while And Life’s assumptions grow from such as these But aren’t assumptions often proven wrong? Beguile, revile, a romance seeped in style With hearts just like the Indian Summer’s breeze There is no finé, codas fill the song. And that’s the thing I fear the most of all My heart cannot keep up with all those turns I want the straight and stable, sure and true. I fear I’d never know it should I fall, Assumption’s fault’s already left its burns I fear assuming anything with you. So though it all seems great with you and me, This nagging question just won’t let me be: