Backstreet Boys - Shape Of My Heart
Absolute Kidz · Absolute Kidz 2 [2001]
Baby, please try to forgive me
Stay here, don't put out the glow
Hold me now, don't bother
If every minute it makes me weaker
You can save me
From the man that I've become, oh yeah
Looking back on
The things I've done
I was trying to be someone
I played my part
And kept you in the dark
Now let me show you
The shape of my heart
Sadness is beautiful, loneliness is tragical
So help me, I can't win this war, oh no
Touch me now, don't bother
If every second it makes me weaker
You can save me
From the man I've become
Looking back on
The things I've done
I was trying to be someone
I played my part
And kept you in the dark
Now let me show you
The shape of my heart
I'm here with my confession
Got nothing to hide no more
I don't know where to start
But to show you
The shape of my heart
I'm looking back on
Things I've done
I never wanna play
The same old part
I'll keep you in the dark
Now let me show you
The shape of my heart...
Looking back on
The things I've done
I was trying to be someone
I played my part
And kept you in the dark
Now let me show you
The shape of my heart
Looking back on
The things I've done
I was trying to be someone
I played my part
And kept you in the dark
Now let me show you
The shape of my heart
Show you
The shape of my heart
Backstreet Boys - Shape Of My Heart
Absolute Kidz delivers a spirited cover of the Backstreet Boys' classic "Shape Of My Heart" on their 2001 album, Absolute Kidz 2. This recording captures the group's signature pop energy, reinterpreting the original ballad with a dynamic flair characteristic of their early discography. The track stands as a testament to the band's ability to adapt established hits into fresh, engaging performances that resonate with fans of contemporary pop music. By selecting such an iconic song, Absolute Kidz aligns themselves with the polished production values and emotional depth that defined the turn of the millennium. The performance highlights their vocal harmonies and stage presence, offering listeners a vibrant take on a beloved standard while showcasing the band's evolving sound during this prolific period.