Knocked Out
Melanie C · Other Songs - Melanie C
I can't get up, again
Knocked out
Can't find my feet, to stand
Thought I'd learn my lesson, didn't learn it so well
Slap my face I've fallen again
I'm knocked out
I can't get up again
Find my feet to stand
Need a helping hand
You've got me begging on my knees, oh baby please
Come back to me
Oh baby hold me now I'm begging you, so please
There is nothing I wouldn't do
Anything for you
Oh baby hold me now
I'm begging you so please
Knocked out
I don't who, I am
Knocked out
I don't where, I stand
Thought I'd learn my lesson, didn't learn it so well
Slap my face I've fallen again
I'm knocked out
By another man
I don't know where I stand
Don't know who I am
You've got me begging on my knees, oh baby please
Come back to me
Oh baby hold me now I'm begging you, so please
There is nothing I wouldn't do
Anything for you
Oh baby hold me now
I'm begging you so please
Could you turn this way
Come back to me
Come back where you're meant to me
Could you come back baby, I am begging please
Come back to me
You've got me begging on my knees, oh baby please
Come back to me
Oh baby hold me now I'm begging you, so please
There is nothing I wouldn't do
Anything for you
Oh baby hold me now
I'm begging you so please
Melanie C - Knocked Out
Released in 2005, "Knocked Out" stands as a defining track in Melanie C's solo career, blending the electropop sensibilities of her time with her signature vocal power. The song captures the high-energy dance-pop aesthetic of the mid-2000s, featuring a driving rhythm and a catchy hook that became a staple in club playlists and radio rotations. As a lead single from her debut solo album, the recording showcases her ability to deliver confident, rhythmic vocals over a polished production. The track remains a testament to her transition from the Spice Girls to a successful solo artist, embodying the upbeat, empowering themes common in dance music of that era while establishing her own distinct identity within the genre.