She's The One
Robbie Williams · The Ego Has Landed
We were one we were free
And if there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
We were young we were wrong
We were fine all along
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
When you get to where you wanna go
And you know the things you wanna know
You're smiling
When you said what you wanna say
And you know the way you wanna play, yeah
You'll be so high you'll be flying
Though the sea will be strong
I know we'll carry on
'Cos if there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
When you get to where you wanna go
And you know the things you wanna know
You're smiling
When you said what you wanna say
And you know the way you wanna say it
You'll be so high you'll be flying
I was her she was me
We were one we were free
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
Yeah she's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
She's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
She's the one
If there's somebody calling me on
She's the one
She's the one..
She's The One
Released on Robbie Williams' 2002 album The Ego Has Landed, 'She's The One' stands as a defining track of his mid-2000s pop-rock era. The song blends upbeat rhythms with Williams' signature vocal delivery, capturing the romantic optimism characteristic of his work during this period. It serves as a staple of his discography, often featured in compilations and live performances alongside other hits like 'Buddy You're A Boy Make A Big Noise' and 'Better Man'. The recording exemplifies the polished production style that marked The Ego Has Landed, reinforcing Williams' status as a leading figure in contemporary British pop music. Its enduring popularity reflects its ability to connect with audiences through themes of love and connection, cementing its place in his catalog of anthemic singles.