Have You Got It In You?

Imogen Heap · Speak For Yourself (2005)

It takes a lotÂ…to be always on formÂ…
It takes al lot.
I maybe notÂ…all the time, all IÂ’ve gotÂ…
Maybe not.

Been one of those daysÂ…
Safety vest, donÂ’t pushÂ…whatÂ’s the hurry?
One not remaining, waiting on one lookÂ….have you got it?
Have you got it in you?
Have you got it in you?

All at once, not a whisper, nor word.
Then all at onceÂ…
Let me have it all, let me have a battle on,
Easy target,
Look can we justÂ…just get it over with.
ItÂ’s getting worse, against all the oddsÂ…
ItÂ’s getting worse.
(Bow down, floorÂ’s yours, last man standing can we, just get it over with.)

Been one of those daysÂ…
Safety vest, donÂ’t pushÂ…donÂ’t push meÂ…whatÂ’s the hurry?
Cause thereÂ’s one not remaining, waiting on one look,
One look nowÂ…have you got it?
Have you got it in you?
Have you got it in you?

Blue, blueÂ…they make me blueÂ…
Head down, quick! Take cover, be good, in the move!
Blue you, make me anymore blue?
DonÂ’t scream, shout! Caught in the light of your suit.

Been one of those daysÂ…
Safety vest, donÂ’t pushÂ…whatÂ’s the hurry?
One not remaining, waiting on one lookÂ…have you got it?
Have you got it in you?
Have you got it in you?
Have you got it in you?
Have you got it in you?

About Have You Got It In You?

Imogen Heap's "Have You Got It In You?" stands as a defining track from her 2005 album *Speak For Yourself*, blending electronic textures with organic instrumentation to create a unique sonic landscape. As a central piece on the album, the song exemplifies Heap's innovative approach to music production, utilizing her signature Auto-Tune vocal processing and intricate guitar work to craft a melody that resonates globally. The track's upbeat rhythm and infectious hook propelled it to the top of the UK Singles Chart, marking a significant commercial success for the artist and establishing her as a leading figure in the electronic pop genre of the mid-2000s. Its enduring popularity highlights Heap's ability to merge personal artistic vision with broad appeal, making it a staple in her discography and a touchstone for fans of her distinctive sound.