I give you power, over me
I give you power, but now I gotta be free
I give you power, but now I say
I give you power, I can take it away
I can take it away
Woo

I give you power (I give you power)
Over me (over me)
I give you power (I give you power)
But now I gotta be free (but I gotta be free)
I give you power I give you power
But now I say (but now I say)
I give you power I give you power
I can take it away (I can take it away)
I can take it away

Watch me (take it away)
Watch me (I can take it away)
Watch me (take it away)
Watch me now

I give you power (I give you power)
Over me (over me)
I give you power (I give you power)
But now I gotta be free (I gotta be free)
I give you power I give you power
But now I say (but now I say)
I give you power I give you power
I can take it away (I can take it away)
I can take it away

I give you power, over me
I give you power, but I gotta be free (gotta be free)
I give you power, now I say
I can't watch you take it away
Woo

I give you power (I give you power)
Over me (over me)
I give you power (I give you power)
But now I gotta be free (I gotta be free)
I give you power I give you power
But now I say (now I say)
I give you power I give you power
I can take it away (I can take it away)
I can take it away

Well, oh, oh
Oh, oh

I give you power (power)
Where do you think it all comes from? huh?
Who gives you power? (Power)
Where do you think it all comes from?
I give you power

I can take it all away
Watch me (take it away)
Watch me (I can take it away)
Watch me (take it away)
Watch me


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I Give You Power Lyrics as written by Richard R Parry Regine Chassagne

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