I Feel It

Mariah Carey · Other Songs - Mariah Carey

[Spoken]

Here we go again

I don't wanna let you in

But you know what happens

When I, when I,

When I feel it.

I feel it deep inside,

I feel it come alive,

Here comes that feeling again.

I feel it deep inside,

I feel it come alive,

Here comes that feeling again.

Keep telling you it's over,

But boy here we go again.

You say 'I'm coming over'

'Cause you know I'll let you in.

So sly and so persuasive,

I don't wanna let you win,

But my respect's diminishing

And then I go

When I, when I,

When I feel it.

I feel it deep inside,

I feel it come alive,

Here comes that feeling again.

I feel it deep inside,

I feel it come alive,

Here comes that feeling again.

Keep trying to convince myself

You ain't no good for me,

Make futile resolutions

That I'm gonna let you be

But everytime you come back,

My defenses start to wane,

And I can hardly break away

And then I go

When I, when I,

When I feel it.

I feel it deep inside,

I feel it come alive,

Here comes that feeling again.

I feel it deep inside,

I feel it come alive,

Here comes that feeling again.

When I, when I, when I

When I feel your love

Here comes that feeling again.

Here it comes again boy,

And I feel it, and I feel it!

Here comes that feeling again.

And I feel it, oh baby

Here it comes and here it comes

And here it comes...

About I Feel It

"I Feel It" stands as a pivotal track in Mariah Carey's discography, marking her triumphant return to the pop mainstream following a period of personal and professional hiatus. Released in 2008, the song serves as the lead single from her album *Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel*, a project that redefined her sound by blending her signature melismatic vocal style with contemporary R&B and electronic production. The recording features a distinctive, haunting melody that showcases her technical prowess and emotional depth, solidifying her status as a global icon. Beyond its commercial success, the track highlights Carey's ability to craft anthems that resonate across generations. It reflects her evolution from the 1990s pop powerhouse to a mature artist capable of addressing themes of resilience and self-discovery. The song's enduring popularity underscores its place within her extensive catalog of hits, cementing her legacy as one of the most influential vocalists in modern music history.