C'Mon People (We're Making It Now)

Richard Ashcroft

Sometimes I feel like I can't move on 

But then life is turning me on 
But I still see clearly when I see you smiling 

You know when nothing seems to fit 
I couldn't see my way through the shit 
But every single second of my waking day 

Was thinking of you 
Thinking of you 
You never know 
That I am alive 
I am alive I wanna grow 

And there are so many things I can do 
Just like falling in love with you 

Take my hand now understand me 
You can come here too 

C'mon people we're making it now 
Yeah yeah yeah yeah 
C'mon people we're making it now 
Yeah yeah yeah yeah 

But today I've worked it 
I've got something I can shout about 
Someone who believes in all the things I'm thinkin' 

But where have you gone 
Where have you gone 
I'll never know 
For I am alive 
I am alive I wanna grow 

And there are so many things I can do 
Just like falling in love with you 
Take my hand now understand me 
You can come here too 

C'mon people we're making it now 
Yeah yeah yeah yeah 
C'mon people we're making it now 
Yeah yeah yeah yeah 
C'mon people we're making it now 

If only you could be with us 
Oh 

Yeah 

I feel fine now 
I feel fine now 
Oh no no don't stop now 
No no no 
I feel fine now 
Oh no no don't stop now 
Oh no no 
Oh no no don't stop now 
C'mon people we're making it now 
If only you could be with us 


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