Who Makes You Feel
Dido · Life For Rent
I don't touch you the way I used to
And I don't call and write when I'm away
We don't make love as often as we did do
Couldn't wait , now waits and it usually goes away
But listen and think when I say it
Oh but listen and think when I say it
Who makes you feel the way that I make you feel
Who loves you and knows you the way I do
Who touches you and holds you quite like I do
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
I don't mind if you come home late
I don't ever ask you where you've been
I just assume there's a problem will you tell me
But listen and think when I say it
Oh but listen and think when I say it
Who makes you feel the way that I make you feel
Who loves you and knows you the way I do
Who touches you and holds you quite like I do
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Being weak when I am strong
Being seen, who you are
Being sad and love's not alone
But listen and think when I say it
Oh but listen and think when I say it
Who makes you feel the way that I make you feel
Who loves you and knows you the way I do
Who touches you and holds you quite like I do
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who makes you feel the way that I make you feel
Who loves you and knows you the way I do
Who touches you and holds you quite like I do
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who makes you feel like I make you feel
Who Makes You Feel
Dido's "Who Makes You Feel" stands as a reflective track within her 2003 album Life For Rent, continuing her exploration of intimate emotional landscapes. Following the massive commercial success of her debut, No Angel, this recording showcases her signature blend of pop sensibilities with soulful, understated delivery. The song captures the artist's ability to distill complex personal sentiments into accessible melodies, a hallmark of her discography during this era. While often overshadowed by the album's more prominent singles, the track remains a testament to her consistent songwriting craft. It contributes to a body of work that defined early 2000s alternative pop, offering listeners a moment of quiet introspection amidst a vibrant musical career.