You Can't Lose Me

O-Town · 02 [2002]

Ooooooo,

Yeah,

You can't lose me

You can lose your faith in lovin'

You can lose the will to trust

You'll see

You can't lose me.



You can lose control and lose your senses,

Lose your strength,

Lose your defenses.

You'll see,

You'll see,

You'll see,

You can't lose me.



CHORUS

You can't lose me

Cause I'm not leavin'

You can't lose me cause I won't go

I'm gonna be there like a shadow

You won't ever be alone

I'll be the sun that shines above you

All around you everywhere

I'll be there



You can lose your way

Lose your possessions

Lose your mind and lose directions.

You'll see,

You'll see,

You'll see,

You can't lose me.



CHORUS:

You can't lose me cause I'm not leavin'

You can't lose me cause I wont go

I'm gonna be there like a shadow

You won't ever be alone

I'll be the sun that shines upon you

All around you everywhere

I'll be there



You can lose your way

Lose your possessions

Lose your mind and lose direction

You'll see

You'll see

You'll see

You can't lose me



LaLaLa

You can lose your faith

You can lose your way

But I'm gonna be there

This will never change

Oh no no no no you can't lose me



LaLaLa

You can lose your faith

You can lose your way

But I'm gonna be there

This will never change

Oh yeah, you can't lose me

Lose me,

Lose me,

Lose me.



(starts to fade out)

You can lose your faith

You can lose your way

But I'm gonna be there

This will never change.

(fades out completely)

You Can't Lose Me

You Can't Lose Me stands as a defining track from O-Town's sophomore release, 02, which arrived in 2002. Following the massive success of their debut, the boy band utilized this recording to explore deeper emotional territory within the pop and R&B landscape. The song reflects the group's signature harmonies and polished production style that characterized their early career. As part of their second album, it contributes to a discography that helped solidify their presence in the early 2000s music scene. The track showcases the band's ability to craft anthemic pop ballads that resonated with fans during a pivotal era of their career. This recording remains a notable song in their catalogue, demonstrating the vocal chemistry and melodic sensibilities that defined their work during this period.