its amazing how far music can come.. 24 years after it released and its one of the most heartfelt songs ive heard
All I want right now
Is the time where we slept on the floor
You said, ?right here right now
Is all we?re living for?
I got the velocity and all I need now is the mass
I just want you to ask
Can you take me
Into days I never knew?
Let?s start a riot (i want a riot)
Let's start a riot, me and you
'Cause a riot's overdue
Now these days I wonder, why we're holding back on bliss you blast from me everything you see, I just want to give you a kiss I want the infidels' head on a pike Riding on my motorbike oh you and me are alike
So can you take me Into days I never knew? Let?s start a riot (i want a riot) Let's start a riot, me and you 'Cause a riot's overdue
Let?s get it bigger and wider I'm the mega collider
When I take you
Into days I never knew Let?s start a riot (i want a riot) Let's start a riot, me and you 'Cause a riot's overdue
Bust you out, I?ve come to bust you out
I?ve come to bust you out-- I've come Live in doubt, no longer live in doubt
No longer live in doubt-- No
Humbly now, oh yes humbly now,
I ask for no resistance, oh no resistance
maybe now, oh just maybe now We can bridge the distance
?cause it?s so (?) So can you take me Into days I never knew? Let?s start a riot, (I want a riot) Let's start a riot, me and you 'Cause a riot's overdue Don't back down, don't compromise Don't close your eyes Here it is do or die And you still believe the lie
You still believe the lie And the world is for the meek this mouse is gonna squeak
I am dying to be freaked Yes, I am dying to be freaked
Now these days I wonder, why we're holding back on bliss you blast from me everything you see, I just want to give you a kiss I want the infidels' head on a pike Riding on my motorbike oh you and me are alike
So can you take me Into days I never knew? Let?s start a riot (i want a riot) Let's start a riot, me and you 'Cause a riot's overdue
Let?s get it bigger and wider I'm the mega collider
When I take you
Into days I never knew Let?s start a riot (i want a riot) Let's start a riot, me and you 'Cause a riot's overdue
Bust you out, I?ve come to bust you out
I?ve come to bust you out-- I've come Live in doubt, no longer live in doubt
No longer live in doubt-- No
Humbly now, oh yes humbly now,
I ask for no resistance, oh no resistance
maybe now, oh just maybe now We can bridge the distance
?cause it?s so (?) So can you take me Into days I never knew? Let?s start a riot, (I want a riot) Let's start a riot, me and you 'Cause a riot's overdue Don't back down, don't compromise Don't close your eyes Here it is do or die And you still believe the lie
You still believe the lie And the world is for the meek this mouse is gonna squeak
I am dying to be freaked Yes, I am dying to be freaked
Lyrics submitted by BleedorBreathe
Can You Take Me Lyrics as written by Tony Fredianelli Stephan Jenkins
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