I never walked on water
Never saw a reason to be going out that far
I never found a star that made a wish
But now the sky is listening to my heart
They can break me
Make me
If they want they can chase me
Love me
Hate me
I don't care anymore

[Chorus:]
'Til you I was nothing but lonely nights
The was nothing but sad goodbyes
For me to fall through
Come true
My dreams are awakening
Somebody is making me the only one in the room
What nobody could do
Nobody 'til you
Nobody 'til you

And the more I talk the less I fear
No matter what you say
We're still on the same hemisphere
And there's comfort in just knowing that
Wherever I go a part of me is staying here with you
So take me, shake me if you want you can chase me
Love me for me
And stay away from the door

'Til you I was nothing but lonely nights
There was nothing but sad goodbyes
For me to fall through
Come true
My dreams are awakening
Somebody is making me the only one in the room
What nobody could do
Nobody 'til you

What kind of world would it be if you ever went away
Oh and I, I can't go back to what I had cause it will never be the same

'Til you I was nothing but lonely nights
There was nothing but sad goodbyes
For me to fall through
Come true
My dreams are awakening
Somebody is making me the only one in the room
What nobody could do
Nobody 'til you


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Nobody 'Til You Lyrics as written by Kara Dioguardi John Shanks

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    i like this song. i think it talks about how much a guy loves her and thinks she is awsome. he makes her feel confident and all that lovely stuff. also that she doesnt care what anyone else thinks.

    alwaysf0rg0tt3non January 14, 2005   Link
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    I agree with alwaysf0rg0tt3n, about how this song appeals to me. Just the flow of it and everything, it's so catchy. I don't care how many haters are out there, I don't care about how many people are angry at her not writing the song, she's still performing and whether it is hers or not, I like it.

    "I never walked on water Never saw a reason to be going out that far I never found a star that made a wish But now the sky is listening to my heart They can break me Make me If they want they can chase me Love me Hate me I don't care anymore"

    It's like how she is and how the world bombards you with things. How numb you are.

    She's been stepped on, stepped over, she's been through it all, been dying and living, been struggling and searching, and been cold and left behind.

    When you're lost and forgotten and the world doesn't accept you, you can't but help know that. But you also can't help but have this desperate need inside of you to be accepted. As much as people fight the system and the world every day, they too inside would like to be accepted. They know that a part of them wants to give up. And that it is just so easy to forget your values and beliefs and join back into the world. Forget who you are. And just be loved.

    "And the more I talk the less I fear No matter what you say We're still on the same hemisphere And there's comfort in just knowing that"

    And finding that right person gives you the hope to go on. Like you two are like two peas in a pod, and when you're building your world it feels so good that there's someone else that accepts you. And so suddenly they are in place of that very world that you wanted so much to take you in. And then they become your world.

    "(Bridge) What kind of world would it be if you ever wnet away Oh and I, I can't go back to what I had cause it will never be the same"

    That's an important point. Once you're changed forever, you can't go back. If you do, it'll be different. There's no going back on your beliefs.

    chino69on January 24, 2005   Link
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    is it just me or does anyone else here wake n bake shake n bake lol. i swear i heard it.

    littleluckeeon August 18, 2005   Link

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