Miley Cyrus
Start All Over lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2007
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:28
I have to wonder if this wave's too big to ride
Commit or not commit in such a crazy time
It's sooner than I want, but you called me out
I lost control when there's no doubt
I'm gonna start all over
Out of the fire and into the fire again
You make me want to forget
And start all over
Here I come, straight out of my mind or worse
Another chance to get burned
And start all over
I'm gonna start all over
Fantastic and romantic, all a big surprise (big surprise)
You got the warning, hesitation pushed aside
It's sooner than I want, but you caught my heart
I guess I'm ready now to start
I'm gonna start all over
Out of the fire and into the fire again
You make me want to forget
And start all over
Here I come, straight out of my mind or worse
Another chance to get burned
And start all over
I'm gonna start all over
It's so easy, you disrupt me, can't complain
It's so easy, you disrupt me, can't complain
It's so easy, you disrupt me, can't complain
It's so easy (you disrupt me)
I'm gonna start all over (start all over)
Out of the fire and into the fire again
You make me want to forget
And start all over
Here I come, straight out of my mind or worse
Another chance to get burned
And start all over
Out of the fire and into the fire again
You make me want to forget
And start all over
Here I come, straight out of my mind or worse
Another chance to get burned
And start all over
I'm gonna start all over
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Key vocabulary
- sooner
- earlier in time
- caught
- captured; noticedA1
- aside
- to one sideB2
- i'm
- I amC2
- commit
- do or carry outB1
- romantic
- love-relatedB1
- when
- at what timeB1
- wonder
- feel curiousB1
- such
- of that kindA2
- wave's
- belongs to a waveA2
About this song
Miley Cyrus is an American singer and songwriter who has worked across pop, country, hip-hop, rock, and disco. She first rose to fame as Disney’s Hannah Montana and is known for hits like “Party in the U.S.A.” and “Flowers,” as well as her genre-shifting albums including Bangerz and Plastic Hearts.