Will you come knocking on my door?
Pull me pick me off the floor
I might need something to get me going
Feel it one time IT ROLLS dig it
When I feel worn out when I feel beaten
Like a used up shoe or a cake half-eaten
There's only one way to keep on feeling
Move it up one time IN TIME

This mama works till her back is sore
But the baby's fed and the tunes are pure
So you'd better get your feet on the floor
Move it up one time TO THE BEAT, TO THE BEAT, TO THE BEAT, TO THE BEAT

These times are troubled these times are rough
There's more to come but you can't give up
Why don't you shake a tail for peace and love
Move it up one time FOR LOVE
JANET CARRIE CAN YOU FEEL IT
Knife through the heart of our exploitation
LADIES ONE TIME CAN YOU HEAR IT
Disassemble your discrimination
When violence rules the world outside
And the headlines make me want to cry
It's not the time to just keep quiet
Speak up one time TO THE BEAT, TO THE BEAT, TO THE BEAT, TO THE BEAT


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Step Aside Lyrics as written by Corin Lisa Tucker Carrie Rachel Brownstein

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    This is one of my fav s-k songs. AHHH I love it!!! I hope they come back one day

    idntfckloserson July 15, 2007   Link

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