A new beginning
A new chapter of my life
Started the day
When I thought
It could be my last.
My eyes were wide shut but
I hadn't given up
Just thought I'd be walking
The world alone.

Out of the blue
There I met you,
Showed me a life I can't see without you,
And there's just no way,
That I can fight these emotions
Your energy running through me
Nobody can renew me like you.
Out of the blue
Can this be true!

Family and friends they were my life,
I wasn't one for butterflies
But you gave me love that I can't disguise.
There will be times when we're apart,
I want you to know you're in my heart,
Growing into a beautiful garden.

No emotions,
My whole body felt like ice.
Needed to feel,
That the sun would shine my way.
My world had turned to dust
But I, had my faith and trust
Just thought I'd be walking,
The world alone.

Family and friends they were my life,
I wasn't one for butterflies,
But you gave me love that I can't disguise.
There will be times when we're apart,
I want you to know you're in my heart,
Growing into a beautiful garden.

Out of the blue,
There I met you,
I can't believe that this happened so soon.
There's just no way,
That I can fight these emotions,
Your energy running through me.

(out of the blue)
(there I met you)
(showed me a life I can't see without you)

(out of the blue)
(there I met you)
(showed me a life I can't see without you)

There will be times when we're apart,
I want you to know you're in my heart,
Growing into a beautiful garden.


Lyrics submitted by AgathaKavka

Out of the Blue Lyrics as written by Guy Chambers Delta Goodrem

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    I agree anti magnet, i may be wrong but i think deltas battle against cancer inspired this song, maybe how she found religion/god to help her through? ("showed me a life i cant see without you"/"i had my faith and trust") It could also be about finding love when you least expect it, but woteva its a gr8 song!

    rokmysox88on December 08, 2004   Link

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