Once In A Lifetime

Beyoncé · Other Songs - Beyoncé

This is just another day that i would spend,

waitinging the right one

Staring at the night wishing i would be the one to feel the warm sun

Your a dream,but i'm wide awake

I'm in heaven,for heaven's sake.



So get ready,get ready.

I'm ready now,get ready.

I could never need you more than now.



[Chorus]

You worth waiting for,you

the one that i adore

Hold on to your time,for once in my life

you worth waiting for,

you the one that i adore

This kind of love you'll only find,once a life time.

once in a lifetime.

[End Chorus]



Tell me that your living in a place where no one else can find you

Tell me that your saying out my name hoping that i'll here you,

Tell me no and i'll fade away.

But this is lovin' that i won't wait,

so get ready,

get ready,

i'm ready now,get ready,

i could never need you more than now



[Chorus]

You worth waiting for,you

the one that i adore

Hold on to your time, for once in my life

you worth waiting for,

you the one that i adore

This kind of love you'll only find,once a life time.

once in a lifetime.

[End Chorus]



What other words need to hear,

how do i know if i'll ever love again

Seeing your face makes everything clear,clear,clear,

and i'll never be the same.



[Chorus]

You worth waiting for,you

the one that i adore

Hold on to your time, for once in my life

you worth waiting for,

you the one that i adore

This kind of love you'll only find,once a life time.

once in a lifetime.

Once In A Lifetime - Beyoncé

Released as part of Beyoncé's 2013 self-titled album, 'Once In A Lifetime' stands as a pivotal track in her evolution from R&B pop to soul-infused rock. The recording features a distinctive blend of electric guitars and driving rhythms that underscore the song's themes of resilience and self-empowerment. As a key component of her discography during this transitional period, the track exemplifies her ability to fuse personal narrative with high-energy production. It remains a significant song in her catalog, reflecting the artistic maturity and genre-blending experimentation that characterized her work in the early 2010s.