Never Gonna Leave Your Side
Daniel Bedingfield · Other Songs - Daniel Bedingfield
A man without a soul
A bird without its wings
A heart without a home
I feel like a knight without a sword
The sky without the sun
Cuz you are the one
I feel like a ship beneath the waves
A child that lost its way
A door without a key
A face without a name
I feel like a breath without the air
And every day's the same
Since you've gone away
I gotta have a reason to wake up in the morning
You used to be the one that put a smile on my face
There are no words that could describe how I miss you
And I miss you everyday
Yeah
And I'm never gonna leave your side
And I'm never gonna leave your side again
Still holding on girl
I won't let you go
Cuz when I'm lying in your arms
I know IÂ’m home
They tell me that a man can lose his mind
Living in the pain
The call in times gone by
The crying in the rain
You know IÂ’ve wasted half the time
And IÂ’m on my knees again
Till you come to me
Yeah
I gotta have a reason to wake up in the morning
You used to be the one that put a smile on my face
There are no words that could describe how I miss you
And I miss you everyday
Yeah
And I'm never gonna leave your side
And I'm never gonna leave your side again
Still holding on girl
I won't let you go
I lay my head against your heart
I know IÂ’m home
I know IÂ’m home
I know IÂ’m home
And I'm never gonna leave your side
And I'm never gonna leave your side again
Still holding on girl
I won't let you go
Cuz when IÂ’m lying in your arms
I know IÂ’m home
About Never Gonna Leave Your Side
Daniel Bedingfield's "Never Gonna Leave Your Side" stands as a defining track from his early career, capturing the earnest pop-rock sensibilities of the early 2000s. Released alongside hits like "Gotta Get Thru This," the song exemplifies his signature blend of melodic hooks and heartfelt lyrics that resonated with a generation seeking authentic emotional connection. Recorded during a pivotal period in his discography, the track showcases his ability to craft songs that balance commercial appeal with genuine vulnerability, establishing him as a significant voice in modern pop. The recording reflects the broader musical landscape of its era, where polished production met raw personal expression. While specific chart positions vary by region, the song's enduring presence in his catalog highlights its impact on his artistic identity. It remains a staple for fans exploring his body of work, illustrating how Bedingfield navigated the transition from emerging artist to established performer through a series of memorable recordings that prioritized storytelling and melodic clarity.