I Got Nerve

Hannah Montana

We haven't met, and that's OK
'Cause you will be asking for me one day
Don't wanna wait in line

The moment is mine believe me

Don't close, your eyes
Cause it's a chance worth takin'
And I think that I can shake it

[Chorus]
I know where I stand
I know who I am
I would never run away when life gets bad, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got nerve

Electrified, I'm on a wire
Gettin' together and we're on fire
What I said, you heard
Now I got you spinnin'

Don't close, your mind
The words I use are open
I think that I can show you

I know where I stand
I know who I am
I would never run away when life gets bad, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
I know I can change the world yeah, yeah, yeah
I know what you like
I know what you think

Not afraid to stare you down until you blink, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got nerve

You, need to discover
Who can make you feel free
And I, need to uncover
The part of you that's reaching out for me, hey!

[Chorus]

I know where I stand
I know who I am
I would never run away when life gets bad, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
I know I can change the world yeah, yeah, yeah
I know what you like
I know what you think
Not afraid to stare you down until you blink, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got nerve!

I know what you like
I know what you think
Not afraid to stare you down until you blink, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got, I got nerve!


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I Got Nerve Lyrics as written by Ken Hauptman Aruna Abrams

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    I've heard somewhere that a lot of her songs have a deeper meaning leading to sex. I would advise to really think about the lyrics. Not saying that all of her songs are evil and wrong, just be cautious.

    EpicPhail911on February 22, 2010   Link

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