The king is crying from his throne
He had a queen but now she's gone
What is the magic that we seek
The mighty strong to mighty weak

Every good girl hears it,
Every bad boy fears it
No matter what I see,
I believe, I believe

[Chorus]
The power touches me,
The power sets us free
The power holds my hand,
The power drives me crazy

The flowers grows an old man dies
And through it all we still survive
A poor man dreams but no one hears
Ain't nothing changed much through the years

Every bad day needs it,
Every good day breeds it
No matter how it feels when it's real
You know it's real
It's stronger than anybody
Any man has ever made

The power touches me,
The power helps us see
The power holds my hand, yeah
The power drives me crazy

It won't take long to understand
Just how lucky I am
Hey, hey open up your eyes and see
It won't take long to understand
Just how lucky I am

Every good boy needs it,
Every bad girl breeds it
No matter how I feel
Oh...when it's real
You know it's real
It's stronger than anybody
Any man has ever made

[Chorus: x2]

The power, the power, the power
If I believe in you and me
Do we believe that
The power's gonna be alright
In just my mind, yeah, yeah
In the power, the power of love
I believe in the power,
The power of love baby


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The Power Lyrics as written by Gary Hudgins Chris Theadore Clayton

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Capitol CMG Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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