keep to the straight and narrow

Fig. to behave properly and correctly; to stay out of trouble. If you keep to the straight and narrow, you can't help but win in the end. I always keep to the straight and narrow.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Michelangelo	mee-KE-lahn-je-lo	Italian
Ruadh	-	Irish, Scottish
Carter	['ka:tə]
Allie	AL-ee	English
Rida	-	Arabic
Cecilio	the-THEE-lyo (Spanish), se-SEE-lyo (Latin American Spanish), che-CHEE-lyo (Italian)	Spanish, Portuguese, Italian