Never Gonna Be Alone
Nickelback · Dark Horse [2008]
Time, is going by, so much faster than I,
And I'm starting to regret not spending all of it with you.
Now I'm, wondering why, I've kept this bottled inside,
So I'm starting to regret not telling all of it to you.
So if I haven't yet, I've gotta let you know...
[Chorus]
You never gonna be alone!
From this moment on, if you ever feel like letting go,
I won't let you fall...
Your never gonna be alone!
I'll hold you 'til the hurt is gone.
[Verse 2]
And now, as long as I can, I'm holding on with both hands,
'Cause forever I believe that there's nothing I could need but you,
So if I haven't yet, I've gotta let you know...
[Chorus]
You never gonna be alone!
From this moment on, if you ever feel like letting go,
I won't let you fall.
When all hope is gone, I know that you can carry on.
We're gonna see the world on,
I'll hold you 'til the hurt is gone.
[Verse 3]
Ooooh!
You've gotta live every single day,
Like it's the only one, what if tomorrow never comes?
Don't let it slip away,
Could be our only one, you know it's only just begun.
Every single day,
Maybe our only one, what if tomorrow never comes?
Tomorrow never comes...
[Verse 4]
Time, is going by, so much faster than I,
And I'm starting to regret not telling all of this to you.
[Chorus]
You never gonna be alone!
From this moment on, if you ever feel like letting go,
I won't let you fall.
When all hope is gone, I know that you can carry on.
We're gonna see the world on,
I'll hold you 'til the hurt is gone.
I'm gonna be there all along the way
I won't be missing one more day
I'm gonna be there all along the way
I won't be missing one more day
Never Gonna Be Alone
Nickelback's 'Never Gonna Be Alone' serves as a poignant addition to their 2008 album 'Dark Horse,' continuing the band's exploration of heartbreak and resilience. The track fits within their signature hard rock and pop-rock sound, characterized by Brad Arnold's emotive vocals and the group's signature guitar-driven arrangements. Released during a period where Nickelback solidified their status as a leading act in the alternative rock scene, the song reflects themes of isolation and the search for connection that permeate much of their discography. It stands alongside other notable tracks from the era, contributing to the narrative of modern rock anthems that address personal vulnerability through a powerful, anthemic delivery.