Britney Spears
When I Found You lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2001
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:37
I believe we all have one true love
Somewhere in this world, I do (I do, I do, I do)
When it seemed all my dreams were falling through
That's when I found you
I believe for every heart that whispers in the dark
There's a ray of light somewhere shining through
It was sink or swim when the tide came in
I found myself when I found you
I found the closest thing to heaven
Yes, in you, I found the deepest love I knew
Ooh-ooh, oh, I believe, yes, it's true
I found myself when I found you
Ooh, yeah
I believe (I believe) for every door (Every door)
That's closing
For every heartbreak there's hope for something new
From the ashes rise a glimpse of paradise
It still flickered in your eyes
When I found you
I found the closest thing to heaven
Yes, in you, I found the deepest love I knew
Ooh-ooh, oh, I believe, yes, it's true
I found myself when I found you
How life unfolds, no one knows
I thought love was just a tingling of the skin
I felt so alone, all alone
More than you could ever know
You show deeper love, sweeter love, when I found you
I found the closest thing to Heaven
I found the deepest love I knew (When I found you, baby)
I found the closest thing to heaven
When I found you
I found the closest thing to heaven
Yes, in you, I found the deepest love I knew
Ooh-ooh, oh, I believe, yes, it's true
I found myself when I found you
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Key vocabulary
- believe
- think is trueA1
- one
- a single numberA1
- love
- deep careA1
- somewhere
- in a place (not specified)A2
- when
- at what timeB1
- seemed
- appeared to beA2
- dreams
- sleep visionsA2
- falling
- moving downwardB2
- ray
- line of lightC1
- shining
- giving lightB1
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About this song
Britney Spears is an American pop singer associated with the Y2K teen-pop boom and later more adventurous mainstream pop. She is known for her dance-pop hits and for lyrics that address fame, personal agency, and romantic conflict.