Miracles
Nelly Furtado · Spirit Indestructible [2012]
Make the skin on the back of my neck turn cold
Need to feel my bare feet on your road
I will never again walk alone
If you question my faith, I'd still believe
Put a knife in my heart I wouldn't bleed
This is brand new air that I'm breathing
I'm breathing
Show me all of your miracles
I'm totally inside your waterfall
Never felt something this real before
I believe in all your miracles
Take me up to the places you live
I know that you've got so much more to give
I know that you're not meant to worship
But I'm losing my sense of control
If you question my faith, I'd still believe
I need this air so desperately so I can breathe
Show me all of your miracles
I'm totally inside your waterfall
Never felt something this real before
I believe in all your miracles
I feel it in my heart and my mind and in my body and soul
I feel all your power and I'm losing all control
And I'm weightless
This space is
Divine, divine, divine!
Show me all of your miracles
I'm totally inside your waterfall
Never felt something this real before
I believe in all your miracles
Show me all of your miracles
I'm totally inside your waterfall
Never felt something this real before
I believe in all your miracles
I feel it in my mind and in my body and soul
I feel it and I'm lost in your miracles
I feel it in my mind and in my body and soul
I feel your power and I'm losing all control
Miracles
Miracles - Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado's "Miracles" serves as a vibrant centerpiece on her 2012 album *Spirit Indestructible*, blending her signature pop sensibilities with rhythmic electronic production. Released during a period where she continued to evolve her sound beyond her earlier country-pop roots, the track exemplifies her ability to craft infectious melodies that resonate across genres. The recording features her distinct vocal style, characterized by a blend of clarity and emotional depth, delivered over a beat that balances danceable energy with melodic sophistication. As part of her broader discography, the song reflects her ongoing commitment to creating music that is both commercially accessible and personally expressive, maintaining her status as a key figure in contemporary pop and Latin pop landscapes.

