You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound, stand up my friend
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on, get up again

You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound, stand up my friend
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on, get up again

Trust me, dirt tastes dusty
My demons push me and rush me
They got me by the throat like a goat
So I wrote these notes that everybody can see

You know when you're all alone and you're on your own
And you feel stripped down to the bone
Just lying down in the dust and a bloody dirty crust
Is running up and down your nose

Spit it out brother, say it loud brother
(Come on) Enough is enough, I'm too tough to give it away
One of my demons will pay
For these crazy puzzles I face everyday

You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound, stand up my friend
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on, get up again

You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound, stand up my friend
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on, get up again

Good better best, mi na go rest till mi good is better
You ain't gonna see me rest till I made my better best
To the good, to the better, to the best
Never gonna let good be my measure
This gonna be my quest mi na go sleep, mi na go rest

More mountains to top, more oceans to dive in
And more beauty to drop and our soul makes it up
We go dead or alive, right now we sing our life
See how these words can drive, where do you wanna arrive?

We wanna move non-stop seeing all your heads up
Don't need a roof on our club, we are all part of the mob
Wanna rock your soul, that's our goal
Gonna pick you up truck around the clock

You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound (stand up my friend)
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on (get up again)

You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound (stand up my friend)
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on (get up again)

You're fallin' down, you hit the ground
You must rebound, stand up my friend
When morning come, you can get some
Keep movin' on, get up again


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Stand Up Lyrics as written by Pierre Baigorry Onosizo Sibongiseni Ngcala

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