There will never come a day
You will ever hear me say
That I want, or need to be without you
I wanna give my all

Baby just hold me
Sweetly control me
Because your arms
they keep away the lonely

When I look into your eyes
Then I realize
All I need is you in my life
All I need is you in my life

'Cause I never felt this way about loving
No
Never felt so good
Baby
Never felt this way about loving
It feels so good


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Never Felt This Way Lyrics as written by Michael Brandon Barnes Brian Kelly Mcknight

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    this is only part of the song which is by brian mcknight and even though it is the same it sounds so different because it is sung from two different perspectives

    CanDee02on April 25, 2002   Link
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    wonderful song or part of a song or whatever!

    Evaaaon May 25, 2002   Link
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    i think the beggining part of this song has the most beautiful piano playing-ever. i love to play this.

    alice palaceon July 06, 2002   Link
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    this song mean to me that there's a place where youre always okay and you just have to find it. and there's a manthat will be this place for evrey girl

    zazou002on July 08, 2002   Link
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    Brian McKnight's version of this is SOOOO much better. Actualy this is one of my all time favorites songs. It is a very beautiful song, with a lot of feeling and soul behind it. If you have never heard the Brian McKnight version your really missing out. Its also longer!!!

    Nichole222on September 04, 2002   Link
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    This is mine and Lauren's song cause we listen to it everynight. It reminds me of her and makes me happy :) , wierd cause this isnt my real music taste. Yo Lauren I love ya :P

    sp1r1tzon October 06, 2002   Link
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    no one can touch brian mcknight's songs and for that reason few people try to emulate him, but alicia made a very good attempt and she did the song justice.

    pinklinkinon June 12, 2003   Link
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    Once again Alicia has taken a sentimental feeling and turned it into a beautiful song.

    Alicia Keys for life

    key_deepon December 30, 2004   Link
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    This song is about feeling so in love. It's really an obvious meaning, but such beautiful music accompanies it. I wanted to sing this for my bf when he was still my bf...

    2hauteon July 28, 2005   Link
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    Such an incredible song. this is sooo amazingly beautiful. I can't get enough of listening to it! I will never grow tired of listening to it. This song is like a rare diamond. It's short, but it doesn't really matter.. its very impacting. Theres something kinda haunting about this song.. the sound of the piano. Just her and the piano - wow. Yeah, brian mcknight's version (the original of course) is amazing - I love him so much, he is just so talented.. multi-talented. Anyway, this is probably my favourite song from Alicia. Simply divine, so passionate and full of desire, need, want, longing, urgency, romance, etc. Incredible.

    daydreamer82on May 25, 2007   Link

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