- "think That You Might Be Wrong" - Great Lake Swimmers

: A local graffiti artist had posted signs across the city that simply read, "I think that you might be wrong".

"Think That You Might Be Wrong" is the opening track of the 2012 album, New Wild Everywhere . This folk-rock piece, characterized by its buoyant melody and subtle "doo-wop" flourishes, serves as a thematic invitation to self-reflection and re-evaluation. Origin and Meaning Great Lake Swimmers - "Think That You Might Be Wrong"

: Critics have noted the song's "buoyancy" and folk-rock energy, which sets a slightly more upbeat tone compared to the band's typical haunting, atmospheric sound. : A local graffiti artist had posted signs

New Wild Everywhere was recorded by the full band in a studio, a departure from their earlier practice of recording in unconventional locations like abandoned grain silos or churches. Despite this cleaner production, "Think That You Might Be Wrong" is often highlighted as a standout track that successfully blends the band's traditional folk roots with a more driving, pop-influenced rhythm. The Great Exhale - Song of the Day for Today Origin and Meaning : Critics have noted the