Kelly Clarkson
Move You lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2017
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:23
Like a montage in a movie
Right before the hero dies
Like the first time that you listen
To your favorite singer live
Like an echo in a canyon
Like tears but you're not sad
Like a sunrise on a mountain
I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Oh, I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Like a symphony at sundown
In the middle of July
When a lyric really gets you
And it breaks you down inside
Like the home that you were raised in
Like faded photographs
Like the thrill of Christmas morning
Yeah, I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Oh, I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Like a solemn Hallelujah
Like a choir shouts Amen
Like your first time falling in love
Or a stairway up to heaven
Like a soldier who is falling
As he holds his country's flag
And he fights for freedom's calling
I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Oh, I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Oh oh oh oh, I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Oh, like that, oh
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
I wanna move you like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
Like that
(Ooh, ooh ooh)
I wanna move you like that
Like an endless fire burning
Like a hope that fuels the light
Like the hands that simply hold you
When words can't make it right
Like the first time that I met you
I fell so hard, so fast
Like the montage in a movie
Hm, the way you move me
I wanna move you like that
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Key vocabulary
- words
- spoken or written termsA1
- shouts
- loud callsA2
- soldier
- army fighterA2
- movie
- filmA1
- right
- correctA1
- montage
- series of images
- hero
- brave personA2
- echo
- sound repeatedC1
- canyon
- deep narrow valley
- tears
- watery drops from eyesB2
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).”