Never Felt So Alive
Kim Wilde · Other Songs - Kim Wilde
Do I lose you
Do I really look so strange
A woman alone is a danger
Is a stranger
She is better off in chains
Oh, how can it be you're happier now
Don't you feel half of you has gone
Sorry to say I've never felt so together
I've never felt this strong
I'm on my own again
and it's never felt so good
(I'm on my own)
I don't feel broken hearted
Don't feel that I should
I'm on my own again
Hard to believe but I never felt so alive
Why do you want to control me
Try to own me
Like a pet you'd like to tame
Don't look at me like I'm crazy
That's just lazy
Cause it's you that's got to change
Oh, how can it be you're happier now
Isn't it lonely on your own
Sorry to say my loneliest days have gone
And I've never felt so at home
I'm on my own again
and it's never felt so good
(I'm on my own)
I don't feel broken hearted
Don't feel that I should
I'm on my own again
Hard to believe but I never felt so alive
I'm on my own again
After all the years inside
(I'm on my own)
I've destroyed all the things that hurt me
Rediscovered my pride
I'm on my own again
Hard to believe but I never felt so alive
Feels so alive
I feel so alive
I'm on my own again
and it's never felt so good
(I'm on my own)
I don't feel broken hearted
Don't feel that I should
I'm on my own again
Hard to believe but I never felt so alive
Feels so alive
(I'm on my own)
I don't feel broken hearted
Don't feel that I should
I'm on my own again
Never Felt So Alive
Kim Wilde's "Never Felt So Alive" captures the energetic spirit that defined her early career in the new wave and pop genres. Emerging from a period where she established herself as a prominent figure in British music, the track reflects her signature blend of catchy melodies and upbeat rhythms. While her discography includes enduring hits like "If I Can't Have You" and "You Keep Me Hangin' On," this recording stands as a testament to her consistent ability to deliver vibrant, dance-oriented pop. The song contributes to a broader catalogue that has maintained relevance across decades, showcasing her evolution as an artist who successfully navigated changing musical landscapes. It remains a notable song in her extensive body of work, appealing to long-time fans and new listeners alike.