Get Well Soon

Album: Sweetener (2018)
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  • You can feel it, feel it
    Yeah, yeah

    They say my system is overloaded
    (Girl, what's wrong with you? Come back down)
    I'm too much in my head, did you notice?
    (Girl, what's wrong with you? Come back down)
    My body's here on Earth, but I'm floating
    (Girl, what's wrong with you? Come back down)
    Disconnected, so sometimes, I feel frozen and alone

    This is for everybody
    Babe, you gotta take care of your body, yuh yuh
    Ain't no time to deny it, that is why we talking about it
    Yeah, we talking about it
    So deal with it, don't try to get by it
    Ain't no time to deny it
    So we had to sit down and just write it

    Want you to get better (woo!)
    My life is so controlled by the what if's
    (Girl, what's wrong with you? Come back down)
    Is there anybody else whose mind does this, mmm?
    (Girl, what's wrong with you? Come back down)
    Down, down, down, down
    Is there such a ladder to get above this?
    (Down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down)
    (Girl, what's wrong with you? Come back down)
    Maybe I should ground myself where the mud is
    Before I'm gone

    This is for everybody
    Babe, you gotta take care of your body, yuh yuh
    Ain't no time to deny it, that is why we talking about it
    Yeah, we talking about it
    So deal with it, don't try to get by it
    Ain't no time to deny it
    So we had to sit down and just write it

    You can work your way to the top
    (You can feel it, feel it, woo)
    Just know that there's up and downs and there's drops
    (You can feel it, feel it, woo)
    Unfollow fear and just say, "You are blocked"
    (You can feel it, feel it, yuh)
    Just know there is so much room at the top
    (You can feel it, feel it, yuh)

    Well here's one thing you can trust, yuh
    It takes you and me to make us
    One of those days you had enough, I'll be there, yuh yuh yuh
    If it ain't one thing, it's another
    When you need someone to pull you out the bubble
    I'll be right there just to hug you, I'll be there
    Where are you? Are you home? Call me right on the phone
    I'll be there, yeah, I'll be there
    I don't care who is gone, you shouldn't be alone
    I'll be there, there

    You can work your way to the top (woo!)
    (You can feel it, feel it, woo)
    (I'm with you, I'm with you, I'm with you, just call me
    I'm with you, I'm with you)
    Just know that there's up and downs and there's drops
    (You can feel it, feel it babe)
    (I'm with you, I'm with you, I'm with you, just call me
    I'm with you, I'm with you)
    Unfollow fear and just say, "You are blocked"
    (You can feel it, feel it, yuh)
    (I'm with you, I'm with you, I'm with you, just call me
    I'm with you, I'm with you)
    Just know there is so much room at the top
    (You can feel it, feel it, yeh)
    (I'm with you, I'm with you, I'm with you, just call me
    No matter the issue)
    No matter what, uh uh uh

    Here's one thing you can trust, yuh
    It takes you and me to make us
    One of those days you had enough, I'll be there, I'll be there
    If it ain't one thing, it's another
    When you need someone to pull you out the bubble
    I'll be right there just to hug you, I'll be there
    Where are you? Are you home? Call me right on the phone
    I'll be there, yeah, I'll be there, I'll be there
    I don't care who is gone, you shouldn't be alone
    I'll be there, ooh, there

    You can work your way to the top
    (You can feel it, feel it) Writer/s: Ariana Grande, Pharrell Williams
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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