Lift Me Up

Moby

Plain talking (plain talking)
Take us so far (take us so far)
Broken down cars (broken down cars)
Like strung out old stars (like strung out old stars)

Plain talking (plain talking)
Served us so well (served us so well)
We traveled through hell (traveled through hell)
Know how we felt (oh how we felt)

Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama
Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama

Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama
Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama

Plain talking (plain talking)
Making us bold (making us bold)
So strung out and cold (strung out and cold)
I'm feeling so old (feeling so old)

Plain talking (plain talking)
Has ruined us now (ruined us now)
You never know how (you never know how)
Sweeter than thou (sweeter than thou)

Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama
Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama

Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama
Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama

Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama
Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama

Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama
Lift me up, lift me up
Higher now ama

Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la
Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la

Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la
Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la

Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la
Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la

Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la
Lift me up, lift me up
Oh la la la la


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Lift Me Up Lyrics as written by Richard Melville Hall

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    I think it's about native americans, I think the "Higher Now Upper"-part sounds a little native american.

    DeadMan_Incon March 22, 2005   Link

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