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Was 27 surviving my return of Saturn
A long vacation didnât sound so bad
Was full of secrets locked up tight like iron melting
Running on empty so out of gas
Thought I wasnât enough
Found I wasnât so tough
Layinâ on the bathroom floor
We were living on a fault line
And I felt the fault was all mine
Couldnât take it anymore
By the grace of God (There was no other way)
I picked myself back up (I knew I had to stay)
I put one foot in front of the other
And I looked in the mirror
And decided to stay
Wasnât gonna let love take me out
That way
I thank my sister for keeping my head above the water
When the truth was like swallowing sand
Now every morning
There is no more mourning
Ohh I Can finally see myself again
I know I am enough
Possible to be loved
It was not about me
Now I have to rise above
Let the universe call the bluff
Yeah the truthâll set you free
By the grace of God (There was no other way)
I picked myself back up (I knew I had to stay)
I put one foot in front of the other
And I looked in the mirror
And decided to stay
Wasnât gonna let love take me out
Oh, that way, no, that way, no
Not in the name (Of love)
In the name of love
That way, no, that way, no
I am not giving up
By the grace of God
I picked myself back up
I put one foot in front of the other
And I looked in the mirror (Looked in the mirror)
Looked in the mirror (Looked in the mirror)
By the grace of God (There was no other way)
I picked myself back up (I knew I had to stay)
I put one foot in front of the other
And I looked in the mirror
And decided to stay
Wasnât gonna let love take me out
That way
- Album:
- Chained to the Rhythm (Single)
- Rise (Single)
- Prism
- Roar (Single)
- Part of Me (Single)
- Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection
- Wide Awake (Single)
- E.T. (Single)
- Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) (Single)
- The One That Got Away (Single)
- Teenage Dream
- MTV Unplugged (Live)
- One Of The Boys
- Katy Hudson
- Miscellaneous
- Ur So Gay (EP)
- Firework (Single)
- All The Soldiers Are Dead Night Fever
- 1984
- MegaHits 2015 - Die Erste