Wheelchair by Arguments
Wheelchair lyrics
I woke up late today face first on the floor,
Put on the same clothes as yesterday and the day before.
I greet the new day with an enthusiastic "so what?".
I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.
Turned out pockets, Burned out life,
Concerned about nothing 'til you caught my eye,
And as long as I got you girl, my future's bright.
So can you spot me a five?
Can you spot me a ten?
It should come as no surprise but baby,
I'm broke again.
And you can be my wheelchair.
You can help me get by and you can help me get through.
And when I finally get out there (out there)
And do something worthwhile then I'll owe it all to you.
(Owe it all, owe it all to you)
(Owe it all, owe it all to you)
I know you appreciate everything I do,
I know that you love me and you know that IOU
I thought I could stand on my own two feet but I guess that I was wrong.
I borrowed, I begged, I stole, I got nothing from anyone until you came along.
Can you give me a push? Can you give me a shove?
What a life, (what a life)
And I'm just along for the ride.
And you can be my wheelchair.
You can help me get by and you can help me get through.
And when I finally get out there (out there)
And do something worthwhile then I'll owe it all to you.
(You don't need) anything, anything from me,
(But I'm not) what you think, what you think you see,
I'll pay you back, I swear.
Until then you can be (until then you can be) my wheelchair.
(Owe it all, owe it all to you)
(Owe it all, owe it all to you)
(Owe it all, owe it all to you)
(Owe it all)
I woke up late today with one hell of a buzz,
I looked around her room and I didn't know where I was.
I greet the new day with an enthusiastic "so what?".
I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.
So can you spot me a five?
Can you spot me a ten?
It should come as no surprise but baby,
I'm broke again.
And you can be my wheelchair.
You can help me get by and you can help me get through.
And when I finally get out there (out there)
And do something worthwhile then I'll owe it all to you.
You can be my wheelchair.
You can help me get by and you can help me get through.
And you can help me get out there
And do something worthwhile then I'll owe it all to you.
(You don't need) anything, anything from me,
But I'll pay you back, I swear.
Until then you can be (until then you can be).
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