I wrote the letter just the other day to nobody in particular
But if anyone were to read a bit - they'd think I was a bit pecular
But in matters not what they think of me, it's only what I know is real
And so that's left that matters now - is that the feeling's back

The feeling's back and you just can't stop it
The feeling's back and you just can't stop it

I fought a thousand times, I never knew the meaning of the word fear
Till that one day when I stood alone, staring straight in the mirror

It's not a pretty sight, and even worse it's so hard to face
Until I realize I'm the only one that put me in this place

The feeling's back and you just can't stop it
The feeling's back and you just can't stop it

I'm gonna breathe I'm gonna live - that's right - nothing's gonna stop me
I'm gonna shout I'm gonna scream - that's right - nothing's gonaa stop me
I'm gonna run, I'm gonna fly - that's right - nothing's gonna stop me
I'm gonna fight I'm gonna win - that's right - nothing's gonna stop me
Nothing's gonna stop me, nothing's gonna stop me now - cause the feeling's back

And you gotta love the feeling
I dug my hole too deep, I couldn't admit, I didn't know when to stop
But you can only dig your hole six feet until the dirt comes back to top
I've got a long way left to climb but I'll still look you straight in the eye
And I can honestly say I'll never quit - not even on the day I die

The feeling's back and you just can't stop it
The feeling's back and you just can't stop it


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    And you gotta love the feeling I dug my hole too deep - I couldn't admit, I didn't know when to stop But you can only dig your hole six feet until the dirt comes back to top I've got a long way left to climb but I'll still look you straight in the eye And I can honestly say I'll never quit - not even on the day I die

    man i love this part, surprised no one has commented this song

    cyco86on July 11, 2009   Link

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