"I GUESS YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO BE ON YOUR FITNESS."

Verses

"Higher"
Heidi Montag
2007


Here I go now; I’m keeping my eyes open--don't you let me down.
Nothing can stop me now; I know you hear this sound.
Go ahead and let it out; don’t be afraid to fly, fly high, to reaches past the sky

Here we go; let it flow; spread your wings and fly.
You never known till you let it go--going up, up, up, up.

I’m only going higher, higher; I’m gonna take it higher, higher.
No time for looking back; I dream and that’s a fact.
I’m only going higher higher, higher.

I feel the energy.
I’m breaking the boundaries; there’s nothing next to me!

I look up and obviously it’s like I found the lease.
They’re searching for the me; looks like I finally found the key.
Let me open the door for you.

Here we go; let it flow.
Spread your wings and fly (fly).
You never known till you let it go--going up, up, up, up.

I’m only going higher, higher.
I’m gonna take it higher, higher.
No time for looking back, I dream and that’s a fact.
I’m only going higher, higher, higher.

Higher, higher, higher, higher, higher, higher, higher, higher!

I’m only going higher, higher.
I’m gonna take it higher, higher.
No time for looking back, I dream and that’s a fact.
I’m only going higher, higher, higher.

I’m only going higher, higher.
I’m gonna take it higher, higher.
No time for looking back, I dream and that’s a fact.
I’m only going higher, higher, higher.

Feel the wind on your face; we frolic or race. We can go at your pace, pace.
The Power lifted me. So, I set me free.

Am I dreaming?

sun salutation!

The worst song I ever loved. Sometime, in the fall of '04, when I was minutes away from being booted out of Massachusetts and College, I tripped out over "More Bounce (In California)." It appeared on episodes of The O.C. and Laguna Beach. It stuck. It was on constant repeat. One of my roommates was Californian, from (the beautiful and important) Humboldt County. She hated this song's guts and was stupefied by my obsession with it, as I am now. Crackpoint. Enjoy the stunning montage and ditty:

View of a Room

Study of architect, Donald E. Olsen, Berkeley, CA (room assembled 1954-present).