When You Kiss Me

Shania Twain · Up! [2002]

This could be it, I think I'm in love

It's love this time

It just seems to fit, I think I'm in love

This love is mine



I can see you with me when I'm older

All my lonely nights are finally over

You took the weight of the world off my

shoulders (the world just goes away)



[Chorus:]

Oh, when you kiss me



I know you miss me

and when you're with me

The world just goes away

The way you hold me

The way you show me that you

adore me. Oh, when you kiss me

Oh, yeah



You are the one, I think I'm in love

Life has begun



I can see the two of us together

I know I'm gonna be with you forever

Love couldn't be any better

(The world just goes away)



[Repeat Chorus]



[Instrumental Solo]



I can see you with me when I'm older

All my lonely nights are finally over

You took the weight of the world off my

shoulders (the world just goes away)



[Repeat Chorus]



And when you kiss me

I know you miss me

Oh, the world just goes away

When you kiss me

When You Kiss Me

Shania Twain's "When You Kiss Me" serves as a vibrant centerpiece on her 2002 album Up!, marking a pivotal shift in her sound toward a more polished, radio-friendly pop-rock direction. Released during the height of her international stardom, the track exemplifies the genre-blending style that defined her career, seamlessly merging country roots with contemporary pop production. The song features a driving rhythm and an upbeat tempo that encouraged danceability, distinguishing it from the acoustic ballads that characterized her earlier work. As a key track on Up!, it reinforced her status as a global superstar while showcasing her ability to adapt her musical identity for new audiences without sacrificing her signature vocal delivery and lyrical themes of romance and empowerment.