Things don't have to be this way
Catch me on a better day

Bury me above the clouds
All the way from here
Take away the things I need
Take away my fear

Hide me in a hollow sound
Happy evermore
Everything I had to give
Gave out long before

Fix me now I wish you would (fix me now)
Bring me back to life (fix me now)
Kiss me blind somebody should (fix me now)
From hollow into light

Crashing silent broken down
Falling into night
Who gave up an who gave in
I'll go without a fight

Cut me down or cut me dead
Cut me in or out
Kiss me blind time after time
Take away my doubt

Fix me now I wish you would (fix me now I wish you would) (fix me now)
Bring me back to life (fix me now)
Kiss me blind somebody should (kiss me blind somebody should) (fix me now)
From hollow into light

Things don't have to be this way
Catch me on a better day

Nowhere only down from here
Pick me off the floor
Take away the things I dream
One time one place one more

Fix me now I wish you would (Fix me now somebody should) (fix me now)
Bring me back to life (fix me now)
Kiss me blind somebody should (fix me now somebody should) (fix me now)
From hollow into

Fix me now I wish you would (fix me now somebody should) (fix me now)
Bring me back to life (fix me now)
Kiss me now somebody should (fix me now somebody should) (fix me now)
From hollow into light

Things don't have to be this way
Catch me on a better day
Things don't have to be this way
Catch me on a better day

Things don't have to be this way
Catch me on a better day
Things don't have to be this way
Catch me on a better day


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Fix Me Now Lyrics as written by Shirley Ann Manson Douglas Elwin Erickson

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    I can relate to this song, for such a long time I've been lost, dying inside.

    Strayon July 03, 2002   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I don't think this is about a relationship at all. This song feels like when you've given up and need something to 'pick you off the floor' whether it's some stranger in a bar that you don't give a s*** about, or drugs. When you've done everything you can do but you just give up and all you can do is hope that something will come along to save you from completely empty feeling. I also think it's about that glorious moment when you find that temporary fix, whether it's drugs or a kiss. The instrumental part kinda expresses that much.

    cecelia1979on August 05, 2005   Link
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    hmm i think its about creating a cycle of let downs, drugs or love not sure it matters. I'd say the point is you repeatedly put yourself in a position where you expect too much from people/drugs/the world and your problems just get worse and worse because you expect someone/something to save you from the things you cant or wont fix yourself in your life.

    I think that's it at the heart its a song about wanting other people/things to make you not have to be responsible for your own life and the issues in it

    GothikSamuraion July 23, 2010   Link
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    This words are so good. I think it's about a girl who just wants someone to save her...kinda simple.

    UnluckyEmoKid13on April 27, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    riiiight

    Anyway, this is one of their best songs.

    Kryptonite21on June 23, 2003   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Someone who has been through so much shit and is in such a drak place in their life, and they want someone save them from themselves. Also, almost seems it could be about taking medication for depression. Kind of a quick fix.

    kmk_natashaon April 11, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    first thing I thought was, a relationship problem, but that's only cause I'm going through that, it's a great song, I agree it's just someone in derpression who wants someone to free them from there pain.

    Bethlovesreal23on July 13, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    It's tite

    saxydogg77on November 01, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is about a sadistic love and it means she needs him to "fix her", meaning solve her problems with love.

    BlueWaterFox93on August 03, 2013   Link

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