Go on, go on
Leave me breathless
Come on (come on)
Yeah, yeah

The daylight's fading slowly
But time with you is standing still
I'm waiting for you only
The slightest touch and I feel weak

I cannot lie
From you I cannot hide
And I'm losing the will to try
Can't hide it (can't hide it)
Can't fight it (can't fight it)

So go on, go on
Come on, leave me breathless
Tempt me, tease me
Until I can't deny this
Loving feeling (loving feeling)
Make me long for your kiss
Go on (go on), go on (go on)
Yeah, come on, yeah

And if there's no tomorrow
And all we have is here and now
I'm happy just to have you
You're all the love I need somehow

It's like a dream
Although I'm not asleep
And I never want to wake up
Don't lose it (don't lose it)
Don't leave it (don't leave it)

So go on, go on
Come on, leave me breathless
Tempt me, tease me
Until I can't deny this
Loving feeling
Make me long for your kiss
Go on, go on
Yeah, come on (come on)

(Yeah, yeah)
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
(Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)

And I can't lie
From you I cannot hide
And I've lost my will to try
Can't hide it (can't hide it)
Can't fight it (can't fight it)

So go on (go on), go on (go on)
Come on, leave me breathless
Tempt me, tease me
Until I can't deny this
Loving feeling (loving feeling)
Make me long for your kiss

Go on (go on), go on (go on)
Come on, leave me breathless (leave me breathless)
Go on (go on), go on (go on)
Come on, leave me breathless (leave me breathless)
Go on (go on), go on (go on)
Come on, leave me breathless (leave me breathless)
Go on, go on


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Breathless Lyrics as written by Caroline Corr Andrea Jane Corr

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    General Comment

    I like this song. I don't care what the rest of you say, this is a great tune. To me, this is like saying "I can't fight this feeling anymore, I like you. It seems like you like me so go on...leave me breathless". It's just....awesome!

    TasChiBandGirlon May 28, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    A good song to put in a teenage-romance-college comedy.

    badnitruson March 05, 2003   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    The Corrs are great, but this song just doesn't like the Corrs. This sounds like Shania, and fittingly so since Shania's hubby produced it.

    BERC-3000on March 28, 2003   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is really pretty. I agree with it being in a teenage-romance-college comedy.

    prettyxpistolon May 20, 2004   Link
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    General Comment

    It's too bad that people don't see the Corrs for how talented they really are. They are so together musically...you can only really appreciate their talent when you see them play live. They are so perfectly in-synch with one another. It makes sense, they are all family after all..

    Vertigo22on September 29, 2004   Link
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    The Corrs have better songs then this. So don't jdge them till you know them, funny this song is one that has some of the most posts....

    Jessickaon August 17, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Very nice song, I love everything on it, the tune, the voices, the lyrics. It fitted so perfectly to my life back in 2000. To me it means to forget your reservations and let yourself enjoy the moment...something that is hard to do most of the times, specially when you are already in love with that someone...

    I used to relate so perfectly to it, cause I knew this guy and I had no future together but I couldn't resist him and he had me in heaven...so it would make me smile to hear: "and if there's no tomorrow and all we have is hear and now, I'm happy just to have you..." It makes me think of someone who comes and goes but does not stay and does not fade away, exactly what this guy is in my life,

    Gabigson January 29, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    I can't stop listening to this song...

    Bravuraon March 22, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I remember them saying they made this song to just try something new and they liked how it went. Probably spawned Irresistable...

    Sirius1on May 27, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Breathless is a wonderful,uplifting song.Andrea helped Shania Twain's husband,Matt Lange,to write the song.

    Fairygirlon January 17, 2007   Link

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