Ain't Nothing Gonna Keep Me From You

Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees

1)

I admit it , I'm really a dreamer

And I'm reachin' for a star too high up there for hangin' on

And baby , I believe in 'for all time"

And the miracle of your love and mine

It's a lonely feelin' when the meaning's gone

2)

I'm confessin' , I don't wanna let you go

And I'm burnin' for the love

That you don't show me anymore

And all of the dreams that we whispered about

They went into my heart and they never came out

And a love like this can die if we don't let it grow



Wind and fire and fallin' rain

I'll be comin' through

There ain't nothin' gonna keep me from you

My love (no nothing) ,nothin' gonna keep me from you , my love

I'll find anyplace where you may hide

I'll be by your side

There ain't nothin' gonna keep me from you

My love (no, nothin') ,nothin' gonna keep me from you,my love

I'll find you

Heaven and earth I will move for you ,darlin'

Whatever it takes to be where you are

With a stronger love , let me flow through you , baby

You ain't got the power for breakin' my heart

And forever you'll be my paradise

And I'm reachin' for a dream when you don't even want me to

And baby , I believe you need me there

For the miracle of love we share

And tomorrow I will still be followin' you



Repeat 3) and fade out

Ain't Nothing Gonna Keep Me From You

Released by the Bee Gees, this track exemplifies the group's signature mid-tempo pop sound that defined the late 1960s and early 1970s. Featuring the brothers' distinctive harmonies and a driving rhythm section, the recording showcases their transition from soul-influenced covers to original compositions that would later dominate the disco era. The song reflects the upbeat, romantic optimism characteristic of their work during this period, serving as a testament to their ability to craft catchy melodies with lush vocal arrangements. As part of their extensive discography, it remains a representative piece of their early catalog, highlighting the melodic sophistication and rhythmic energy that made them one of the most influential acts of their generation.