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Melissa Etheridge ~ Beloved


They say that they don't know me Never saw my face And if they've never been there Can they be sure there's such a place They think if they don't answer The world will pass them by But there's a fire in their kitchen And the water's three feet high and risin' My beloved The only one I see standing up for me Someone's shouting at me You're all going to hell Must not be too far away Sometimes I can never tell My shoes are still as empty A mile they never walked Send in their donation And they never have to talk again My beloved The only one I see standing up for me My beloved Close my eyes heal my pride I just want to show them who I am I just want to show them what I can do There's not much use to curse the damned And there's power in nothing to lose Someone's spitin' blood Face down in the dirt Someone's thinking about a gun To try and stop the hurt Someone drew conclusions On the wall of destiny Someone's getting louder And that someone would be me You think if you don't answer The world will pass you by But there's a fire in your kitchen And the water's three feet high and risin' more free lyrics

They say that they don't know me
Never saw my face
And if they've never been there
Can they be sure there's such a place
They think if they don't answer
The world will pass them by
But there's a fire in their kitchen
And the water's three feet high and risin'

My beloved
The only one I see standing up for me

Someone's shouting at me
You're all going to hell
Must not be too far away
Sometimes I can never tell
My shoes are still as empty
A mile they never walked
Send in their donation
And they never have to talk again

My beloved
The only one I see standing up for me
My beloved
Close my eyes heal my pride

I just want to show them who I am
I just want to show them what I can do
There's not much use to curse the damned
And there's power in nothing to lose

Someone's spitin' blood
Face down in the dirt
Someone's thinking about a gun
To try and stop the hurt
Someone drew conclusions
On the wall of destiny
Someone's getting louder
And that someone would be me

You think if you don't answer
The world will pass you by
But there's a fire in your kitchen
And the water's three feet high and risin'

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