Ain't No Particular Way
Shania Twain · Up!
Mmm, the thing about love)
Love has a way to find ya
Sneaks up right behind ya
There ain't no particular way
You don't know when it's gonna
Come runnin' 'round the corner
There ain't no particular way
So, don't give up (don't give up
on love till you get your share)--
You're gonn get your share
The thing about love (The thing about
love is it's)--is that it's everywhere
[Chorus]
There ain't nowhere it won't hide
(There ain't nowhere it won't hide)
There ain't no speed it won't drive
(There ain't no speed in won't drive)
There ain't no law it won't break
(There ain't no law it won't break)
There ain't no chance it won't take
There ain't no, no particular way
Oh, it could come so fast it fools ya
Might take its time to move ya
There ain't no particular way
It might just drift in while you're dreaming
It don't sleep, always schemin'
There ain't no particular way
So, don't give up (don't give up
on love 'til you get your share)--
You're gonna get your share
The thing about love (The thing about
love is it's)--is that it's everywhere
[Repeat Chorus]
You can't hide, oh
(There ain't no time) It comes when you least expect it--
(There ain't no day)
When you thought you'd been rejected
(There ain't no how)(There ain't no way)
There ain't no particular way
(There ain't no why)
Love ain't for just the lucky
(There ain't no when)
It's there for everybody
(There ain' no what)
There ain't no particular way
(There ain't no way)
So, don't give up (don't give up
on love 'til you get your share)--
You're gonna get your share
The thing about love (The thing about
love is it's)--is that it's everywhere
[Repeat Chorus (1.5x)]
(There ain't no time) yeah, yeah, yeah
(There ain't no day)
(There ain't no how) There ain't no way
(There ain't no when) There ain't no time
(There ain't no what)(There ain't no way)
Oh, there ain't no way!
Ain't No Particular Way
Ain't No Particular Way stands as a vibrant song in Shania Twain's expansive discography, appearing on her 2002 album Up!. The track captures the artist's signature blend of country and pop, showcasing her ability to craft infectious melodies that resonate across genres. Released during a period where Twain was solidifying her status as a global superstar, the song reflects the polished production values and upbeat energy that defined the era. It complements her broader body of work, which includes massive hits like Man! I Feel Like A Woman! and You're Still The One. The recording highlights her vocal versatility and the collaborative songwriting approach that became a hallmark of her career. As part of the Up! collection, it contributes to a diverse musical landscape that continues to influence contemporary country and pop music.