How could you know
That behind my eyes a sad girl cried
And how could you know
That I hurt so much inside
How could you know
That I'm not the average girl
I'm carrying the weight of the world [Yeah..]
So can you get me out of here

Take me away
We`ll jump in the car
Drive till the gas runs out
And then walk so far
That we can't see this place anymore
Take a day off
Give it a rest
So I can forget about this mess
If I lighten up a little bit
I will be, Over it

I'm playing the role of the happy girl but no one knows
Inside I'm alone but I will never let it show
I get every day
Too much work and not enough play
Over and over its always the same [Yeah..]
But you can make everything okay

Take me away
We'll jump in the car
Drive till the gas runs out
And then walk so far
That we can't...see...this place anymore
Take a day off
Give it a rest
So I can forget about this mess
If I lighten up a little bit
Then I will be
Over it [Over it]

And when the world is closing in
I can leave it all and just walk away
I can always start all over again
I am closer to a better day

Take me away
Jump in the car
Drive till the gas runs out
And then walk so far
That we can't see this place anymore
Take a day off
Give it a rest
So I can forget about this mess
If I lighten up a little bit
Then I will be...
[Take me Away]
[Take me away]

Take me away
We'll jump in the car
Drive till the gas runs out
And then walk so far
And we can't...see...this place anymore
Take a day off
Give it a rest
So I can forget about this mess
If I lighten up a little bit
Then I will be...
If I lighten up a little bit
Then I will be...
Over it
[Over it]

[I am over it]


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Over It Lyrics as written by Andrew Creighton Dodd Adam Watts

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    Firstly, I completely love this song. Up to this point it is the only excellent Disney Song [Aly and AJ don't count and Hannah Montana just sucks imo].

    I think this song is about just getting away from our crazy lives for a second. We are always busy and have tons of issues to deal with. Sometimes it seems like the world is going too fast. In my opinion, Van Der Pol is expressing that every once and awhile we should follow a whim and do something exciting and not care about what is going on elsewhere in our lives. We need to get over our problems and just try to lighten up and slow down.

    Person117on January 05, 2008   Link

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