Ooh, ooh
Ooh, ah, ooh ooh

What if I told you it was all meant to be?
Would you believe me, would you agree?
It's almost that feeling that we've met before
So tell me that you don't think I'm crazy
When I tell your love has come here and now

A moment like this
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this
Some people search forever
For that one special kiss
I can't believe it's happening to me
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this

Everything changes, but beauty remains
Something so tender I can't explain
Well I may be dreaming but 'til I could awake
Can we make the dream last forever?
And I'll cherish all the love that we share

A moment like this
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this
Some people search forever
For that one special kiss
I can't believe it's happening to me
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this

Could this be the greatest love of all?
I wanna know that you will catch me when I fall
So let me tell you this
Some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this

(Some people wait a lifetime)
A moment like this

Some people search forever
For that one special kiss
I can't believe it's happening to me
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this (for a moment like this)

Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this
(Some people search forever)
For that one special kiss
I can't believe it's happening to me

Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this
For a moment like this


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A Moment Like This Lyrics as written by Jorgen Elofsson John Reid

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    The meaning is pretty obvious. This was her winning X Factor single, so the song obviously reflects what she would be feeling - this is the moment she has worked for and been waiting for her whole life.

    almostaliceon June 15, 2011   Link

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