Christina Aguilera
Without You lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2006
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:57
Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh
Have I been blind?
For the first time in my life I feel I've opened up
My eyes
Since you've arrived
Like an angel from the sky
I'm on a spiritual high
So don't you ever go away
I could never face
Losing you would give my faith
In a higher place
What kind of world
Would it be without you?
I couldn't breathe without you here
What kind of world
Would I see without you?
I can't dream without you here
Yeah, woah, yeah
Beautiful boy
How on earth did I do something worth deserving you?
My better half
How I cherish through and through every part of you
I do
Loving you's made me hope
Now I belong
I found my heart (Promise me)
Promise me we'll always stay
The way we are today
What kind of world
Would it be without you?
I couldn't breathe without you here
What kind of world
Would I see without you?
I can't dream without you here
Ooh-oh
Ooh, yeah, yeah
I can't ever imagine
If this never would happened
I thank God everyday
Almost lost you forever
But I always remember (Remember)
That you're my saving grace
What kind of world (What kind of world)
Would it be without you? (Oh without you)
I couldn't breathe without you here (Oh-ooh, here)
What kind of world (What kind of world)
Would I see without you? (Ooh see without you)
I can't dream without you here (Dream without you here)
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Key vocabulary
- beautiful
- very attractiveA1
- better
- more good; improvedA1
- boy
- male childA1
- don't
- do notA1
- ever
- at any timeA1
- every
- each oneA1
- eyes
- see organsA1
- face
- front part of headA1
- first
- at the beginningA1
- give
- hand overA1
About this song
Christina Aguilera is an American pop, R&B, and hip-hop vocalist known for a four-octave range and chart-topping hits such as “Genie in a Bottle,” “What a Girl Wants,” and “Fighter.” She rose from early teen television to mainstream stardom, later shifting her style across albums like Stripped, Liberation, and the single “Fall In Line.”