What Could Go Right Lyrics – Thomas Rhett

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Thomas Rhett reveals his hidden feelings and acknowledges that his emotions have been building up. He admits that he loves the person and has known it since they first met. The verse sets the stage for his declaration of love and his desire to be open about his feelings.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, Thomas Rhett addresses the concern of the person he loves, who may view their relationship as just friendship. He suggests that this is actually the best part and presents the idea that their relationship could either lead to a positive new beginning or a dead end. He challenges them to overlook their doubts and take a chance on a kiss, encouraging them to embrace the possibility of something more.

[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes the theme of focusing on the positive aspects of a potential relationship. Thomas Rhett urges his love interest to think about the potential benefits rather than the risks. He acknowledges that there is a chance they might fail, but he also highlights the possibility of a lasting, meaningful connection. The repeated message is to not let fear of failure prevent them from trying.

[Post-Chorus]
In this section, Thomas Rhett reinforces the idea of considering the positive possibilities. The repetition of “What could go right?” serves as a reminder to focus on the hopeful aspects of their potential relationship rather than the fears and uncertainties.

[Verse 2]
This verse describes a moment where the person he loves is close but hesitant. Thomas Rhett notices their mixed signals and expresses his belief that they can explore their feelings and possibilities right then and there. It conveys his sense of urgency and desire to move beyond hesitation.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, further solidifying the message to focus on what could go right. It reinforces the idea that despite the risks, the potential for a positive and enduring relationship is worth pursuing.

[Post-Chorus]
The repetition of the post-chorus continues to emphasize the central theme of contemplating the positive outcomes. The repeated question “What could go right?” serves as a motivator to consider the hopeful possibilities rather than being held back by fear.

[Pre-Chorus]
The second occurrence of the pre-chorus reiterates the importance of overcoming doubts and taking a chance on their relationship. Thomas Rhett challenges his love interest once again to focus on the potential benefits rather than the risks.

[Chorus]
The final chorus repeats the earlier message, urging his love interest to consider the positive aspects of their relationship. It captures the essence of his plea to embrace the opportunity and not be deterred by the fear of failure.

[Post-Chorus]
The concluding post-chorus repeats the question “What could go right?” as a final affirmation of the song’s central theme. It reinforces the message to focus on the potential for a successful and fulfilling relationship.