Wrong Way (feat. Two Friends)

Alexander Stewart's 'Wrong Way (feat. Two Friends)' is a poignant and emotionally charged song that delves into the complexities of a failed relationship. The lyrics reveal a narrative of heartbreak and betrayal, where the protagonist addresses their former lover with a mix of honesty and bitterness. The song begins with a reference to a long-standing request from the ex-partner for a song, which the protagonist finally delivers, albeit with a twist. Instead of a love song, it becomes a cathartic release of pent-up emotions and truths.

The chorus, 'Ooh, it wasn't me it's you / The best thing I'll ever lose,' encapsulates the essence of the song. It highlights the protagonist's realization that the relationship's downfall was not their fault but rather the result of the ex-partner's actions. The repeated line, 'I hope you take it the wrong way,' suggests a desire for the ex-partner to feel the sting of the words, to understand the pain they caused. This sentiment is further emphasized by the lines about the ex-partner's deceit and manipulation, such as 'Kissed other guys, told me I was the one' and 'Everything to get your friends to hate my guts.'

Musically, the collaboration with Two Friends adds a dynamic and contemporary feel to the track, blending Stewart's emotive vocals with an infectious beat. The song's production complements the lyrical content, creating a juxtaposition between the upbeat melody and the somber message. This contrast mirrors the conflicting emotions of love and resentment, making 'Wrong Way' a relatable anthem for anyone who has experienced the pain of a breakup. Alexander Stewart's ability to convey raw emotion through his music is evident in this track, making it a standout piece in his discography.