Kelly Clarkson
Hear Me lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2003
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:54
Hear me
Hear me
You gotta be out there
You gotta be somewhere
Wherever you are
I'm waiting
'Cause there are these nights when
I sing myself to sleep
And I'm hopin' my dreams
Bring you close to me
Are you listening?
Hear me
I'm cryin' out, I'm ready now
Turn my world upside down
Find me
I'm lost inside the crowd, it's getting loud
I need you to see, I'm screaming for you to please
Hear me
Hear me
Hear me
Can you hear me?
Hear me
I used to be scared of
Letting someone in
But it gets so lonely
Being on my own
No one to talk to
And no one to hold me
I'm not always strong
Oh, I need you here
Are you listening? (Are you listening?)
Hear me
I'm cryin' out, I'm ready now
Turn my world upside down
Find me
I'm lost inside the crowd, it's getting loud
I need you to see, I'm screaming for you to please
Hear me
I'm restless and wild
I fall, but I try
I need someone to understand (Can you hear me?)
I'm lost in my thoughts
And baby, I've fought for all that I've got
Can you hear me?
Hear me
I'm cryin' out, I'm ready now
Turn my world upside down
Find me
I'm lost inside the crowd, it's getting loud
I need you to see
I'm screaming for you to please
Hear me
Hear me
Hear me
Hear me
Can you hear me?
Hear me
Hear me
Hear me
Can you hear me?
Oh, oh
Hear me
Hear me
Hear me.
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Key vocabulary
- gets
- receives; becomesA1
- getting
- become or receiveA1
- hear
- perceive soundA1
- turn
- rotate or change directionA1
- gotta
- have to
- somewhere
- in a place (not specified)A2
- wherever
- in any placeB2
- i'm
- I amC2
- when
- at what timeB1
- myself
- me, aloneA2
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About this song
Kelly Clarkson is an American singer known for pop, country, and R&B. She rose to fame as the first winner of American Idol in 2002 and is recognized for her versatile, powerhouse vocals and a string of major hits such as “Since U Been Gone” and “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You).”