You'll See

Madonna · Something To Remember [1995]

You think that I can't live without your love

You'll see,

You think I can't go on another day.

You think I have nothing

Without you by my side,

You'll see

Somehow, some way

You think that I can never laugh again

You'll see,

You think that you destroyed my faith in love.

You think after all you've done

I'll never find my way back home,

You'll see

Somehow, someday

Chorus:

All by myself

I don't need anyone at all

I know I'll survive

I know I'll stay alive,

All on my own

I don't need anyone this time

It will be mine

No one can take it from me

You'll see

You think that you are strong, but you are weak

You'll see,

It takes more strength to cry, admit defeat.

I have truth on my side,

You only have deceit

You'll see, somehow, someday

Chorus2:

All by myself

I don't need anyone at all

I know I'll survive

I know I'll stay alive,

I'll stand on my own

I won't need anyone this time

It will be mine

No one can take it from me

You'll see

You'll see, you'll see

You'll see, mmmm, mmmm

You'll See

Madonna's "You'll See" serves as the closing track on her 1995 album *Something To Remember*, marking a pivotal moment in her transition toward electronic and R&B-influenced production. Released during a period of significant artistic evolution, the song exemplifies her willingness to experiment with new sonic textures while maintaining her signature vocal delivery. As part of her broader discography from the mid-1990s, the recording reflects her engagement with contemporary dance and pop genres, showcasing her ability to blend personal expression with mainstream appeal. The track stands as a testament to her ongoing commitment to reinventing her sound across different eras, contributing to a legacy defined by both commercial success and creative risk-taking.