Push That Knot Away

Album: Tiger Suit (2010)
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  • May you always, may you always walk in hope
    And may your days just be a way to walk upon a great high road
    When the dark comes, when the dark comes through your door
    Will you deny him, don't recognize him
    He's not welcome anymore
    In your life, in your life, in your life

    And in the forest, in the forest when you hear
    Something that scares you,
    Be aware that it's frightened of you too

    You can push that knot away, you can push that knot away
    Yes, you can push that knot away, you can push that knot away, yeah
    You can push that knot away, you can push that knot away, yeah

    And in the morning, in the morning when you wake
    It is a doorway for you to walk through to become what you make
    And just remember you have heaven in your heart
    It is inside you, and it will guide you so long as you listen hard
    In your life, in your life, in your life

    Daisy, you know this, you know this already
    Daisy, you know this, you know this already
    Daisy, you know this, you know this already
    Daisy, you know this, you know this already

    Oh, ooh you can push that knot away
    You can push that knot away
    Oh, oh, oh, ooh, you can push that knot away
    You can push that knot away, oh, oh, oh, oh
    (Daisy, you know this. You know this already)
    You can push that knot away, oh
    (Daisy, you know this. You know this already)

    You won't regret it, I'm betting you'll push that knot away
    (Daisy, you know this. You know this already)
    You won't regret it, I'm betting you'll push that knot away
    (Daisy, you know this. You know this already)

    Yes, you can push that knot away, you can push that knot away Writer/s: KATIE TUNSTALL, KT TUNSTALL
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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