Chorus: Maybe you don't understand
Why I gotta dance
There was something had me down
But it's over now
I'm gonna throw my hands up
Wave 'em all in the air
'Cause all I wanna do is
Dance dance dance
They told me you ain't good enough
Don't look good enough
Don't sing good enough
Maybe you should give it up
And if would've then never could've received
None of the things that He planned for me
So I waited a little longer grew a little stronger
And then I realized something was happening
It's so incredible it's unexplainable
You ought to try Him for yourself
And see because
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Sometimes I think about
How we used to be and can't help but remembering
How it was never easy for me no no
But the way God works
It's so amazing He never forgot me
I can't forget Him
That's enough for me to lift my hands
And I'm sorry if you don't understand
:::Chorus:::
All my fears it's over now
And all my pain it's over now
All my doubts, it's over now
They went away, it's over now
No more fear, it's over now
And I'm glad it's over now
Yes so glad
'Cause all I wanna do is
Dance dance dance
:::Chorus:::
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