Never Knew Love

Rick Astley · Ultimate Collection [2008]

Your love is warm as a ray of sun

Touchin' me when the mornin' comes

So lucky am I to have you by my side

Forever, ooh



Never knew love could feel this way

Never knew love could do this to me

Never knew love could feel this way

Never knew love could do this to me



Thought I had it all in the palm of my hand

Darkness had fallen on me and I didn't quite understand

Then came you, you brightened up my days yeah

Forever, ooh



Never knew love could feel this way

Never knew love could do this to me

Never knew love could feel this way yeah

Never knew love could do this to me



Oh I know

Never knew love never knew love

Never knew love

Could feel this way



Never knew love

Could do this to me

Never knew love

Could feel this way



Never knew love could do this to me

Never knew love

I never knew your love

Never knew love

Could do this to me



Never knew love

Could feel this way

Never knew love

Could really really do do do do



Never knew love could feel this way

Never knew love could do this to me

Never knew love could feel this way



Never knew love could do this to me

Never knew love could feel this way

Never knew love could do this to me

Never knew love could feel this way

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Never Knew Love

Rick Astley's 'Never Knew Love' stands as a poignant addition to his discography, reflecting the emotional depth characteristic of his pop ballads. Recorded for the 2008 'Ultimate Collection,' the track complements his earlier hits like 'Together Forever' and 'Never Gonna Give You Up' by exploring themes of unrequited affection and heartbreak. The song's melody and vocal delivery maintain the polished production style that defined his career, particularly during the early 1980s era when he first gained international recognition. As part of his broader catalog, the recording serves as a testament to Astley's ability to craft songs that resonate with listeners through universal feelings of longing and vulnerability, fitting seamlessly within the landscape of classic English pop music.