I Can (Radio Edit)

Blue · Roulette [2013]

You were the eyes in the face of fortune

I lost my way and I couldn't find you

Oh, oh no



We're not the first ones to be divided

Won't be the last to be reunited

Oh, oh no



It's like rain fallin' down

Drops of pain hit the ground

I can't speak, there's no sound when you're gone

(Yeah, yeah, come on)



I can, I will

I know I can untie these hands

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again

I can, I will

I know I can untie these hands

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again



I can, oh

I can

(Get back up again)



I've never lost anything quite like this

No second chances if I don't find it

No, oh no, no



You closed the door and you kept on walkin'

Left me behind and there's no more talkin'

No , oh no (Oh no)



It's like rain fallin' down

Drops of pain hit the ground

I can't speak, there's no sound when you're gone



I can, I will

I know I can untie these hands

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again



I can, I will

I know I can untie these hands

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again

(Come on)



I can, oh

I can

(Get back up again)



We're not the first ones to be divided, oh

Won't be the last to be reunited, no

(Come again, one more time)

When you're gone

(Come on)



I can, I will

I know I can untie these hands

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again

I can, I will

I know I can untie these hands

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again



I can, I can

Ge-ge-ge-get back up again

I Can (Radio Edit)

Blue's "I Can" serves as a polished radio edit from the 2013 album Roulette, showcasing the artist's signature blend of R&B and pop sensibilities. Released during a period where Blue continued to refine her vocal delivery and songwriting, the track exemplifies her ability to craft emotive melodies that resonate with contemporary audiences. As part of her broader discography, the recording reflects her commitment to high-quality production and her consistent exploration of themes regarding love and personal connection. The song stands as a testament to her career, demonstrating her growth and adaptability within the genre while maintaining the heartfelt authenticity that defines her body of work.