This Time
Natalia Druyts · This Time [2003]
I've had my share of losing just to keep you here
You've had your share of winning
Let's try to make it clear
Now time has come for you to stop and
Wonder why
This little girl has changed direction my oh my
You gonna cry
You gonna sigh
You gonna ask why is she leaving me
Is there someone else
Is there really nothing I can do about it
This time I'm gonna take over, over, over
And I'll just take my time when I try my luck
This time I'm gonna take over, over, over
I really enjoy this life whe I get my luck
This time I'm gonna take over
You wanted me to be your lover sweet and kind
But here's some bad news: Cinderella has just resigned
I'll take my silver shoes and walk right
Out to the door
I don't believe in your miracles anymore
You gonna cry
You gonna sigh
You gonna ask why is she leaving me
Is there someone else
Is there really nothing I can do about it
This time I'm gonna take over, over, over
And I'll just take my time when I try my luck
This time I'm gonna take over, over, over
I really enjoy this life whe I get my luck
This time I'm gonna take over
I'll put a diamond snake around my finger
And bring it out for everyone to see
No more hesitating no more lingering
Just be the one that I can be
The devil in your eyes
The sweetheart of a lie
I'll buy myself a Paris dress
Oh baby and I couldn't care less
This time
You gonna cry
You gonna sigh
You gonna ask why is she leaving me
Is there someone else
Is there really nothing I can do about it
This time I'm gonna take over, over, over
And I'll just take my time when I try my luck
This time I'm gonna take over, over, over
I really enjoy this life whe I get my luck
This time I'm gonna take over
This time
This Time
This Time serves as the title track for Natalia Druyts's 2003 self-titled album, marking a significant moment in her early discography. The recording showcases her signature blend of pop sensibilities with emotive vocal delivery, establishing the sonic foundation for her subsequent releases. Released during a period of artistic development, the song reflects the polished production values that would come to define her work throughout the mid-2000s. As part of a broader catalogue that includes later albums like Back For More and Wise Girl, this track highlights Druyts's ability to craft accessible melodies within the English-language pop genre. The song remains a representative example of her musical identity during this era, capturing the energy and emotional resonance that characterized her performances and recordings at the time.