"Maybe I'm Right" lyrics

Maybe I'm right, I deserve the life I have not the one I want
Why am I more important than my friends or than my mom?
Why do I believe that God has a plan for my songs
Maybe I'm just stupid because I love to play along

What if my life choices are why all this feels so wrong?
Why did I move to Burbank with no money or no job?
And now my wife's pregnant, I am worried, she is calm
But she's right, I'm trying, but I'm barely holding on

Maybe I should've listened to Aunt Jen when I was young
She was right, my landlord doesn't care about my songs
Maybe I'll work under her, I'll help her sell door knobs
That's the life I need 'cause I've been running for so long

Maybe I'll get skinny, I'll grow muscles, I'll be strong
Because I finally didn't give up on something I want
Maybe I'll decide my high school band's not a real job
And then I'll be happy, I'll contribute, I'll belong

And when I'm older, I'll grab this guitar
And look right at my daughter
I'll play my songs for her, she'll think I'm cool
Just like I did my father
I'll tell her playing shows in different states
Every night with my friends was just the best
And how I wish I never quit