You're My One An Only
Jennifer Rush · Other Songs - Jennifer Rush
No matter where you are,
I feel you rushing to my heart.
And when I didnÂ’t believe,
Love gave me back myself,
Now youÂ’re the other part of me.
IÂ’ve searched this whole world,
To find someone like you.
And when I held you for the first time I knew.
YouÂ’re the one and only,
One whoÂ’s ever known me.
YouÂ’re my one and only.
Gonna feel your love light,
Shining down on my life,
YouÂ’re my one and only love.
People come and they go,
But you were always there,
Now I just want to let you know.
In the dark of the night,
When youÂ’re feeling all alone,
IÂ’ll wrap you in my love so tight.
Without you in my life,
I only exist.
But when IÂ’m in your arms, thatÂ’s all there is.
YouÂ’re the one and only,
One whoÂ’s ever known me.
YouÂ’re my one and only.
Gonna feel your love light,
Shining down on my life,
YouÂ’re my one and only love.
And if I lost your love,
My whole world would end.
Where would I look,
To ever find my heart again.
YouÂ’re the other part of me.
YouÂ’re the one and only,
One whoÂ’s ever known me.
YouÂ’re my one and only.
Gonna feel your love light,
Shining down on my life,
YouÂ’re my one and only love.
YouÂ’re the one and only,
One whoÂ’s ever known me.
YouÂ’re my one and only.
Gonna feel your love light,
Shining down on my life,
YouÂ’re my one and only love.
YouÂ’re the one and only,
One whoÂ’s ever known me.
YouÂ’re my one and only.
Gonna feel your love light,
Shining down on my life,
YouÂ’re my one and only love.
About You're My One An Only
Jennifer Rush's "You're My One An Only" stands as a defining track from her 1980s pop catalog, showcasing her signature blend of romantic balladry and dance-pop sensibilities. Released during the height of her fame following her role in *The Little Mermaid*, the song exemplifies the era's polished production style, featuring lush synthesizers and a driving rhythm designed for both radio play and club environments. As a lead single, it reinforced her status as a prominent female vocalist of the decade, delivering a message of enduring commitment that resonated with audiences seeking emotional connection in their music. The recording captures the optimistic yet vulnerable tone characteristic of Rush's work, serving as a testament to her ability to craft anthems that balanced commercial appeal with genuine lyrical sentiment.