Don't Rush

Kelly Clarkson · Greatest Hits - Chapter 1 [2012]

Let's wake up in the afternoon

Pretend that we got nothing to do

No we don't have to go by any agenda

We can make up our own rules

I see the way you're looking at me

Baby know I'm feeling it too

We can just light up every candle

Move from room to room



Stopping every minute just because you're in it

Wishing everyday was Sunday, you're right next to me

It's how it's supposed to be

Hanging on every touch

Baby don't rush, no no

Baby don't rush



Throw the map out of the window

Taking the long way around

To a secret place where no one could find us

A little place we can call our own

Come here and take a picture

Something we can hang on to

We can look back and try to remember

All the crazy things we gonna do



Stopping every minute just because you're in it

Wishing everyday was Sunday, you're right next to me

It's how it's supposed to be

Just hanging on every touch

Baby don't rush

Baby don't rush



Stopping every minute just because you're in it

Stopping every minute just because you're in it

Stopping every minute



Stopping every minute just because you're in it

Wishing everyday was Sunday, you're right next to me

It's how it's supposed to be



Stopping every minute just because you're in it

Wishing everyday was Sunday, you're right next to me

It's how it's supposed to be (supposed to be)

Just hanging on every touch

Baby don't rush no no

Baby don't rush (Baby don't rush)

Baby don't rush

Don't Rush

Kelly Clarkson's "Don't Rush" stands as a defining track from her 2011 album, Stronger. The song captures the artist's signature blend of pop and rock sensibilities, showcasing her powerful vocal delivery and emotive phrasing. Released during a period of significant commercial success, the recording highlights Clarkson's ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonate with broad audiences. The track explores themes of patience and emotional resilience, fitting seamlessly into a discography known for its empowering narratives. As part of her Greatest Hits collection, the song remains a testament to her enduring influence in contemporary pop music. Its production emphasizes dynamic instrumentation that supports the vocal performance, creating a memorable listening experience that has secured its place in her celebrated body of work.