Well, you said it was over
Your life-will as you know it
You'll want to get a tan
And float, yeah, out to sea
A sea without a shore
Where no one really knows you
Because you don't believe
Yeah, on your hands on knees

Get off your hands and knees
Get off your hands and knees
Get off your hands and knees
Get off your hands

And so I let it fall in
My life-will as it was
You couldn't have it your way
And so you lost it all
I couldn't believe in someone
Who couldn't believe in something
You gotta believe in something
Get on your hands and knees

Well, you said it was over
Your life-will as you know it
You'll want to get a tan
And float, yeah, out to sea
A sea without a shore
Where no one really knows you
Because you don't believe
Yeah, on your hands on knees

Get off your hands and knees
Get off your hands and knees
Get off your hands and knees
Get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees, get off your hands and knees (pick yourself up)
Get off, get off, get off, get off your hands (pick yourself up)
Get off your hands and knees


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