Sometimes when I'm really not so happy
It seems no matter what I do, or no matter how I try
I really can't get high

I think about the lessons life has given me
Now I know exactly what to do
I'm gonna push it back and turn around the feelin'
'Cause that is when the sun comes shinin' through

Yes, it's true (yes, it's true) that it's all up to you

It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right

All at once, I found the perfect feelin'
I can't believe what seemed so hard comes so easily
It came all over me

Now I've got to find a way to show you
'Cause it's too good to lock inside myself
So just push it back and turn around the feelin'
It's best when you can share it with someone else

Yes, it's true (yes, it's true) that it's all up to you, hoo-ooh

It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right

Now I've got to find a way to show you
'Cause it's too good to lock inside myself
So just push it back and turn around the feelin'
It's best when you can share it with someone else

Yes, it's true (yes, it's true) that it's all up to you, hoo-ooh

It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
It's feelin' that your feelin' right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
It's feelin' that your feelin's right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
It's feelin' that your feelin's right, it's feelin' that your feelin's right
Feelin' that your feelin's right, feelin' that your feelin's right


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