Can you feel a wind blowing
Got me talking to myself
One more day, one more truth, got to find out where
Feel the blow of the river taking me there
Good Lord only get you so far, then you got to help yourself
I don’t need no reason, reason to hang my head

'Cause I gotta get over
(Get on over to the good side)
Lord I gotta get over
(Get over, you get a lil’ closer)
I gotta get over
(Getting closer to the good side)
Gotta get over
(Getting over, over)

I’ve been breaking like the waves upon the sand
You know I need some fortitude, gonna keep it close at hand
And I gotta shake it if I’m gonna break it on down the line
Ain’t nobody can help me if I stay helpless all the time

I gotta get over
(Get on over to the good side)
Gotta get over
(Help me get a little closer)
I gotta get over
(Getting closer to the good side)
Lord I gotta get over
(Getting over, over)


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