Version of the Henry Sullivan and Harry Ruskin song from “Murray Anderson’s Almanac” with alternate lyrics. The original ran for 69 performances at Erlanger’s Theatre on Broadway in 1929.
Though your lot is sad, I am just as bad
Mine is really quite a hopeless case
Oculists advise glasses for my eyes
Without them I can’t even see your face
I may be wrong but I think you're wonderful
I may be wrong but I think you're swell
I like your style, say, I think it's marvellous
I'm always wrong, so how can I tell?
Deuces to me are all aces
Life is to me just a bore
Faces are all open spaces
Why, you might be John Barrymore
You came along, say, I think you're wonderful
I think you're grand but I may be wrong
I might repeat
I may be wrong but I think you're wonderful
I may be wrong, and yet I think you're swell
Oh, I like your style, say, I think it's marvellous
I'm always wrong, so how can I tell?
All of my gowns are unsightly
And each one of my hats is a crime
If, dear, in you I picked rightly
It's the very first time
In my life
Why, you came along, say, I think you're wonderful
I think you're grand but I may be all wrong
I May Be Wrong was written by Henry Sullivan & Harry Ruskin.
Libby-holman released I May Be Wrong on Fri Nov 01 1929.