Woah, lift me higher
Woah, when I get down
Woah, lift me higher
Woah, oh

I swear to God that I might just be the death of me
Just count the reasons why I'm crazy, yeah, it's stressin' me
I'm burning pictures of myself like it could set me free
But I can't stop me 'cause I gotta reach my destiny, like hey, whoa
I was dead, now I'm living because I made my decision
No, I will not be a victim and I'm like hey, whoa
No, I don't need permission to elevate with precision
I'm 'bout to break through the ceiling

'Cause I need something to lift me up when I'm down
I get lost in my head for so long, I can't get out
When I'm feeling like I'm crawling in my skin and sinking down
I need something to lift me up

I wanna elevate
Elevate
Watch me elevate

Woah, lift me higher
Woah, when I get down
Woah, lift me higher
Woah, oh
Watch me elevate

I know they say that the best is always yet to come
But nothing happens, I can't sit and wait until I'm numb
I get that feeling in my soul, then I cut and run
'Cause I can't take another second, watch me elevate like hey, whoa
Yeah, I'm taking this vision, my God body has risen
No, I can't stop with this rhythm and I'm like hey, whoa
No, my mind ain't a prison, I won't succumb to these villains
That keep attacking my feelings

I need something to lift me up when I'm down
I get lost in my head for so long, I can't get out
When I'm feeling like I'm crawling in my skin and sinking down
I need something to lift me up

I wanna elevate
Elevate
Watch me elevate

Woah, lift me higher
Woah, when I get down
(Elevate)
Woah, lift me higher
Woah, oh
(I wanna elevate)


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Elevate Lyrics as written by Colin Cunningham Anthony Esperance

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