Jason Mraz
Feel Good Too lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2023
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 4:00
You, you are a wanderer
When you walk into a room, it's like we've landed on the moon
You, yeah, you are a dreamer
When you walk into a space, you make believers
If it makes you feel good
If you're excited
If you really want it
And you cannot hide it
If it makes you feel good
Then go on, let it
And go on, get it
'Cause if it makes you feel good
I feel good too
Feel good too
Feel good
You, you're a bit of a mystery
And I'm still buzzin' from whatever it was you did to me
Yeah, you, you got moxie
And I love it when you're dancin' right beside me
And If it makes you feel good
If you're excited
And you really want it
And you can't deny it
If it makes you feel good
Then go on, let it
Go on, get it
If it makes you feel good
I feel good too
I feel good too
(Feel) I feel good too
You're often misunderstood
Some people just wish they could
Do what they want, effin' the shoulds
Just go enjoy your life
Stop trying to get it right
I'm celebratin' my time that's remainin'
Workin' or playin'
I'm spending my savings
Like we're on holiday
Do the things that make you feel good
We're on holiday, yeah
Do the things that make you feel good
(Feel good)
If it makes you happy, it makes me high
If it makes you laugh, then it makes me smile
Do what you want and don't be shy
You make me feel alive
You're an inspiration, a work of art
Congratulations, you won my heart
Do what you love and (feel) everybody feels it
I feel good too
Do what you love and everybody feels it
(Feel good)
(Feel good)
Feel, feel good
Feel, feel good
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Key vocabulary
- art
- creative visual worksA1
- cannot
- is not able toA1
- don't
- do notA1
- feel
- have an emotionA1
- it's
- it is (contraction)A1
- landed
- arrived safelyA1
- often
- many timesA1
- people
- human beingsA1
- really
- in factA1
- room
- space to live inA1
About this song
Jason Mraz is an American singer-songwriter known for melodic pop and acoustic folk, with early roots in Virginia busking and a career built around radio-ready singles. He is especially associated with charting hits such as “The Remedy (I Won’t Worry)” and later work spanning polished albums and stage appearances, including Broadway’s Waitress.