Still Here

Natasha Bedingfield · N.B. [2007]

You looked at me and saw what I never could see

You made me feel more than I thought I could ever be

And when I needed a friend you were always there to lift me up

To make me strong

You're not gone



You're still here

With me all the time

You're still here

When I close my eyes

I still see you

I still feel you

And we'll never be apart

You're still here

Still here in my heart

In my heart



Because of you I knew how it felt to be loved

You made me feel beautiful 'cause you believed I was

And I will never forget how you touched my life

You made me feel like I belong

You live on



You're still here

With me all the time

You're still here

When I close my eyes

I still see you

I still feel you

And we'll never be apart

You're still here

Still here in my heart

In my heart



All my life

You'll be in my life

You'll be part of me

I'll just think of you and you'll still be

You'll still be here



Still here

You're with me all the time

You'll still be here

Still here

When I close my eyes

I still see you

I still feel you

And we'll never be apart

You're still here in my heart



You're still...

I still feel you

And we'll never be apart

You're still here in my heart

In my heart

In my heart

In my heart

Still here

Still Here

Natasha Bedingfield's 'Still Here' serves as a poignant reflection on resilience and emotional endurance, released on her 2007 album N.B. The track exemplifies her signature blend of pop sensibilities with introspective lyricism, characteristic of her work during the mid-to-late 2000s. As part of her broader discography, the song complements other notable releases such as 'Unwritten' and 'Pocketful Of Sunshine', reinforcing themes of personal growth and navigating life's challenges. The recording captures a specific era of pop music that prioritized melodic hooks paired with relatable storytelling, establishing Bedingfield as a significant voice in contemporary pop. Its enduring presence in her catalog highlights its role in defining her artistic identity beyond her most commercially prominent singles.