She said I feel stranded
And I can't tell anymore
If we coming or I'm going
It's not how I planed it
I've got the key to the door
But it just won't open

And I know I know I know
Part of me says let it go
That life happens for a reason
I don't I don't I don't
It goes I never went before
But this time this time

I'm gonna try anything that just feel better
Tell me what to do
You know I can't see through the haze around me
And I do anything that just feel better

And I can't find my way
Girl I need a change
And I do anything that just feel better
Any little thing that just feel better

She said I need you to hold me
I'm a little far from the shore
And I'm afraid of sinking
You're the only one knows me
And who doesn't ignore
That my soul is weeping

I know I know I know
Part of me says let it go
Everything must have it seasons
Round and round it goes
And every day's a one before
But this time this time

I'm gonna try anything that just feels better
Tell me what to do
You know I can't see through the haze around me
And I do anything that just feel better

And I can't find my way
God I need a change
And I do anything that just feel better
Any little thing that just feel better

Long to hold you in my arms
To all things I ought to leave behind yeah
It's really getting nowhere
I think I need a little help this time

Yeah

I'm gonna try anything that just feel better
Tell me what to do
You know I can't see through the haze around me
And I do anything that just feel better

And I can't find my way
Girl I need a change
And I do anything that just feel better
Any little thing that just feel better


Lyrics submitted by AndThenITurnedEmo, edited by Conno1266

Just Feel Better Lyrics as written by Buck Johnson Jamie Houston

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    I'm not sure what this song's about either. Well i kind of am. I think it's about someone leaving their partner because they knew they weren't truly happy with them. Or perhaps their partner wasn't telling them everything. And that made the other person sad.. So they left to make their life better. And wanted to search for someone else who they could love and be loved back by them, not have any problems and tell each other everything. Like true love. And the car crash bit in the video.. well i'm not sure what that's about, but it could symbolise when the person's life came crashing to the ground so they thought they'd leave then. And kinda restart their life... maybe??

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