No One's Gonna Sleep Tonight

Westlife · Gravity [2010]

Here I stand. Looking in your eyes, I'm an open book.

Shatter heart is all I have to give, and that's what you took.

Feels so good, that I can't say goodbye.

Watching time, fly by. Will it stop if I close my eyes?



If I could, make a moment last forever.

This would be the one I choose.

You and me here together. Feels so right, feels so true.

Every star, let to you, shine so bright.

No one's gonna sleep tonight. No, no one's gonna sleep tonight.



From the start, I knew that we'd be here dancing in the dark.

Feel the spark, you can sign your name right across my heart.

It's so good, I just want you to stay.

Tell me why, we feel, It's never gonna go away.



If I could, make a moment last forever.

This would be the one I choose.

You and me here together. Feels so right, feels so true.

Every star, let to you, shine so bright.

No one's gonna sleep tonight. No, no one's gonna sleep tonight.



All my life I've waited.

Afraid to surrender.

Always gone whatever.

Now I'm wondering...



If I could, make a moment last forever.

This would be the one I choose.

You and me here together. Feels so right, feels so true.

Every star, let to you, shine so bright.

No one's gonna sleep tonight. No, no one's gonna sleep tonight.



Tonight (Can you hear me)

Tonight (Can you hear me)

No one's gonna sleep tonight

(Can you hear me)

No one's gonna sleep tonight

No One's Gonna Sleep Tonight

Westlife's "No One's Gonna Sleep Tonight" serves as a vibrant highlight from their 2010 album *Gravity*. Released during the group's later era, the track exemplifies their signature blend of pop-rock and acoustic balladry, characterized by harmonized vocals and melodic guitar work. While the song shares thematic elements of late-night reflection with earlier hits like "Coast To Coast," it maintains the upbeat, anthemic energy that defined their catalog. The recording reflects the band's continued ability to craft accessible, radio-friendly material that resonated with global audiences well into the 2010s, solidifying their status as enduring pop icons.