We haven't met, and that's OK
'Cause you will be asking for me one day
Don't wanna wait in line

The moment is mine believe me

Don't close, your eyes
Cause it's a chance worth takin'
And I think that I can shake it

[Chorus]
I know where I stand
I know who I am
I would never run away when life gets bad, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got nerve

Electrified, I'm on a wire
Gettin' together and we're on fire
What I said, you heard
Now I got you spinnin'

Don't close, your mind
The words I use are open
I think that I can show you

I know where I stand
I know who I am
I would never run away when life gets bad, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
I know I can change the world yeah, yeah, yeah
I know what you like
I know what you think

Not afraid to stare you down until you blink, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got nerve

You, need to discover
Who can make you feel free
And I, need to uncover
The part of you that's reaching out for me, hey!

[Chorus]

I know where I stand
I know who I am
I would never run away when life gets bad, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
I know I can change the world yeah, yeah, yeah
I know what you like
I know what you think
Not afraid to stare you down until you blink, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got nerve!

I know what you like
I know what you think
Not afraid to stare you down until you blink, it's
Everything I see
Every part of me
Gonna get what I deserve
I got, I got nerve!


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I Got Nerve Lyrics as written by Ken Hauptman Aruna Abrams

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    This has got to be one of my favorite songs from her! ^-^

    shygurl19on August 07, 2006   Link
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    your face ya i went there

    chica bballon December 24, 2007   Link
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    I do like the show and the songs, but I really don't like[not hate!, just not like] Miley, she... is supposed to be an idol for little girls. Is she? Certainly, but not a good one :S

    Rinkashikichion September 02, 2008   Link
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    I've heard somewhere that a lot of her songs have a deeper meaning leading to sex. I would advise to really think about the lyrics. Not saying that all of her songs are evil and wrong, just be cautious.

    EpicPhail911on February 22, 2010   Link
  • -1
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    k this songs just annoying

    rorygodwinon December 05, 2006   Link
  • -1
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    I like Hannah but I don't love her. Soon little girls will think she turned out as britney. Miley isn't 14 shes 15. She also needs a bf, shes really a drama queen if you ask me. All miley fans are wrong, Hannah isn't a BIG thing. She wears a paster wig made of partly thick staw. Think befor you say it people, Miley needs a brake. I also really hate people who say ''MILEYS SOOO COOL YOU SHOULD WATCH IT!!!'' it makes people don't wanna watch it. So I think Miley gets a 2 out of 5 for all her sucky music. I don't care if you agree, but its ture.

    Tiimmee44on March 28, 2008   Link
  • -1
    General Comment

    FUCK ALL THE FUCKING NIGGERS!!!

    niggerson June 04, 2010   Link
  • -2
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    It's a song about a nasty 15-year-old in a blonde wig that says she's got nerve. Hah, got nerve to lip-synch, that is...

    xxbreakmedownon January 13, 2008   Link

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