Cross My Heart
A-Teens · New Arrival
Cause I have something to say tonight
Hear me out baby hear me through
It's only words but the words are true
You are my sun up in the sky
My shoulder when I cry
My candle in the night
You are my laughter in the rain
My shelter from the pain
My angel in disguise...
Cross my heart
There's nothing that can make us part
I'm by your side
I'll give my word
That no one in this whole wide world
Can change what I'm feeling
I'm high on believin in love
(In love...in love....in love...)
I'll make a promise I'll make a vow
I swear my love to you here and now
Heart to heart baby
Eye to eye
You and me till the day we die
Promise you that I
Will catch you when you fall
Hear you when you call
I'll always be around...
Cross my heart
There's nothing that can make us part
I'm by your side
I'll give my word
That no one in this whole wide world
Can change what I'm feeling
I'm high on believin in love..
(Ahh ahh ahh ahh)
Come whatever and come what may
(Ahh ahh ahh ahh)
Everything's gonna be ok
(Ahh ahh ahh ahh)
All the way baby all the time
All we need is your lips and mine
You are my sun up in the sky
My shoulder when I cry
My candle in the night
You are my laughter in the rain
My shelter from the pain
My angel in disguise...
Cross my heart
There's nothing that can make us part
I'm by your side
I'll give my word
That no one in this whole wide world
Can change what I'm feeling
I'm high on believin in love..
(In love...In love...In love...)
Cross My Heart
Cross My Heart stands as a defining track from the A-Teens' debut album, New Arrival. Emerging during the height of the late 1990s teen pop wave, the Swedish quartet carved out a unique identity by reinterpreting classic hits alongside original compositions. This recording captures the group's signature blend of harmonious vocals and upbeat production, showcasing their ability to deliver polished, radio-friendly pop. As part of their initial discography, the song highlights the band's early commitment to energetic performances and catchy melodies that would come to characterize their career. The track remains a notable example of the group's work before they fully embraced their reputation as ABBA interpreters, demonstrating their versatility within the broader pop landscape.