Strong Enough
Cher · Believe
There's nothing you can say or do for me
And I don't want a miracle
You'll never change for no one
And I hear your reasons why
Where did you sleep last night?
And was she worth it, was she worth it?
Chorus:
I'm strong enough to live without you
Strong enough and I quit crying
Long enough now I'm strong enough
To know you gotta go
Chorus 2:
There's no more to say
So save your breath and walk away
No matter what I hear you say
I'm strong enough to know you gotta go
So you feel misunderstood
Baby have I got news for you
On being used, I could write the book
But you don't wanna hear about it
'Cause I've been losing sleep
And you've been going cheap
And she ain't worth half of me it's true
I'm telling you, that
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Come hell or waters high
You'll never see me cry
This is our last goodbye, it's true
Now,I'm telling you
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Strong Enough
Cher's 1998 single "Strong Enough" serves as the closing track on her album "Believe," marking a significant return to her pop roots after a decade of experimental work. Recorded in the late 1990s, the song blends her signature vocal power with a polished production style characteristic of the era's mainstream pop. As part of her broader discography, the track highlights her ability to deliver anthemic, emotionally resonant performances that often became staples in her live concerts and television appearances. The recording stands as a testament to her enduring career, showcasing her transition into the new millennium while maintaining the theatrical flair that defined her earlier work. Released alongside other hits from the "Believe" project, the song reinforced her status as a global icon capable of delivering both commercial success and artistic expression.