I'm Alive

Dion · Other Songs - Dion

mmmMMMmmmmooo

MMMmmmMMM

I get wings to fly

OOOOoo I'm Alive

Yeah

When you call on me

When I hear you breath

I get wings to fly'

I feel that I'm alive.

When you look at me

I can touch the sky

I know that I'm alive.

oooh

oooooooooooh ooo

When you bless the day

I just drift away

All my worries die

I'm glad that I'm alive

You've set my heart on fire

Filled me with love

Made me a woman

On clouds above.

I couldn't get much higher

My spirit takes flight

"cause I'm alive.

oooh

When you call on me (When you call on me)

When I hear you breath (when I hear you breath

I get wings to fly'

I feel that I'm alive.

When you reach for me (When you reach for me)

raising spirits high (Raising Spirts high)

God knows that

That I'll be the one

Standing by through good

And through trying times

And it's only begun

I can't wait for the rest of my life

When you call on me (when you Call on me)

When you reach for me (When you reach for me)

I get wings to fly (iiiiiii)

I feel that

ooooooh

When you bless the day (when you bless the day)

I just drift away ( Ijust drift away)

I know that I'm alive

OOOOOOOhh

I get wings to fly

God knows the

I'm alive.

About I'm Alive

Dion's "I'm Alive" stands as a defining track from his 1994 debut album, *I'm Alive*, marking a pivotal shift in his musical direction. Following the massive success of "Requiem for a Dream," the song showcased his evolution from a pure pop vocalist to a more mature artist capable of handling complex, dramatic arrangements. The recording features a blend of orchestral swells and electronic textures that became a signature of the mid-90s pop landscape, distinguishing it from his earlier work. Released during a period of significant artistic growth, the track was a commercial and critical hit, further cementing Dion's status as a global superstar. It demonstrated her ability to convey deep emotion through her voice while navigating a sound that balanced mainstream appeal with sophisticated production. The song remains a staple of her discography, often cited as evidence of her versatility and enduring appeal in the pop genre.