At This Moment

Michael Buble · Collection

What did you think,

I would do at this moment,

When you're standing before me,

With tears in your eyes

Tryin to tell me that you

Found you another

And you just don't love me no more



And what did you think,

I would say at this moment,

When I'm faced with the knowledge,

That you just don't love me ?

Did you think I would curse you,

Or say things to hurt you,

Cause you just don't love me no more..



Did you think I could hate you

Or raise my hands to you

Oh come on you know me too well!

How could I hurt you

When darling I love you

And you know, I would never hurt you..



What do you think

I would give at this moment

If you just stay I'd subtract twenty years from my life

I'd fall down on my knees,

I kiss the ground that you walk on

If I could just hold you again



I'd fall down on my knees

Kiss the ground that you walk on baby

If I could just hold you

If I could just hold you

I would fall down, down on my knees

Oh God, please

Let me hold you, let me hold you

Again...



I'm gonna miss you, girl

I'm gonna miss you, girl



I can see the tears in your eyes, baby



I'm down, you know, I'm down on my knees



What do you think I would do, babe

At This Moment

Michael Bublé's "At This Moment" is a standout track from his 2005 album "Collection," showcasing his signature smooth jazz-pop style. The song features a polished arrangement that highlights Bublé's warm vocal delivery and sophisticated piano accompaniment, characteristic of his work during the mid-2000s. It captures the essence of classic American songbook standards, blending nostalgia with contemporary production. The recording exemplifies his ability to reinterpret timeless melodies, creating an intimate atmosphere that resonates with listeners seeking a refined musical experience. As part of his extensive discography, this track remains a testament to his commitment to quality and artistic integrity.