Standing On Top Of The World

Sarah Connor · Other Songs - Sarah Connor

You thought I was weak and was all alone

But I am free and I'm powerfull

Thought I was alone and pitiful

But I am strong, individual



You thought I'm on my way down

But I'm on a rebound

Thought I was falling

But I got my feet on solid ground

I just believe in myself



That's why I'm standing on top of the world now

And no there ain't nothing gonna bring me down

I'm just gon' keep on going living every moment head up high

That's right

Cause I'm standing on top of the world now

And don't you ever think you're bringing me down

You can hate, You can take

You can try your best to break me

But I'm on top of the world



I'm on top of the world



Thought on you I could rely

But you let me down

But the there were you lies

And I caught you out



You thought I'm on my way down

But I'm on a rebound

Thought I was falling

But I got my feet on solid ground

I'll keep believe in myself



That's why I'm standing on top of the world now

And no there ain't nothing gonna bring me down

I'm just gon' keep on going living every moment head up high

That's right

Cause I'm standing on top of the world now

And don't you ever think you're bringing me down

You can hate, You can take

You can try your best to break me

But I'm on top of the world



I'm on top of the world



You thought I'm on my way down

But I'm on a rebound

Thought I was falling

But I got my feet on solid ground

And I'm getting stronger

I'm gon' be here for longer

I'm never gonna doubt myself



That's why I'm standing on top of the world now

And no there ain't nothing gonna bring me down

I'm just gon' keep on going living every moment head up high

That's right

Cause I'm standing on top of the world now

And don't you ever think you're bringing me down

You can hate, You can take

You can try your best to break me

But I'm on top of the world



I'm on top of the world

About Standing On Top Of The World

Sarah Connor's "Standing On Top Of The World" stands as a defining track from her discography, exemplifying the raw, unfiltered pop-rock energy that characterized her early career. Released alongside other key singles like "I Wanna Touch U There" and "Turn Off The Lights," the song captures the vibrant, sometimes chaotic spirit of her work during the early 2000s. Connor's signature style blended catchy melodies with a distinct voice that demanded attention, often exploring themes of intimacy and self-assurance that resonated deeply with her audience. The recording reflects the era's shift towards more direct, emotionally charged pop productions, distinguishing her from contemporaries who favored smoother, more polished sounds. This track remains a testament to her ability to craft memorable hooks that prioritized authenticity over commercial polish, cementing her status as a unique voice in the landscape of 2000s pop music.