Leona Lewis – A Moment Like This – key
Ooh oooh
Ooh
What if I told you it was all meant to be 1 ? (eeee)
Would you believe me,2 would you agree 3 ?
It’s almost that feeling 4 that we’ve met before 5
So tell me that you don’t think I’m crazy 6
When I tell you love has come 7 here and now
A moment like this
Some people wait a lifetime 8
For a moment like this
Some people search forever 9
For that one special kiss.
Ohh, I can’t believe it’s happening to me 10
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this
Everything changes, but beauty remains 11
Something so tender I can’t explain 12
Well I may be dreaming but till I awake 13
Can we make this dream last forever 14
And I’ll cherish all the love that we share 15
A moment like this
Some people wait a lifetime 16
For a moment like this
Some people search forever
For that one special kiss 17
Ohh! I can’t believe it’s happening to me
Some people wait a lifetime
For a moment like this
Could this be the greatest love of all 18 ?
I wanna know that you will catch me when I fall 19
So let me tell you this 20
Some people wait a lifetime for a moment… like this!
Some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this
Some people search forever for that one special kiss
Ohh, I can’t believe it’s happening to me
Some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this
A moment like this!
For that one special kiss
Oooohhhh I can’t believe it’s happening to me
Some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this
A moment like this
Notes
to be meant to be – to be your destiny
Did you remember the silent letter ‘l’ in would and could?
Apostrophes in it’s (it is) / I’m (I am) / we’ve (we have) / can’t (cannot)
a lifetime – noun – the period of time during which someone lives or something exists:
I’ve seen many improvements in / during my lifetime.
They’re going on the trip of a lifetime (= the best trip they will ever have in their lives).
The balloon flight was a once-in-a-lifetime experience! (= it will never happen again)
forever a) for all time
eg He likes Manchester, but he doesn’t intend to live there forever.
b) INFORMAL – continually, suggesting too often:
He’s forever washing his new car (= it doesn’t need that much washing, he’s just enjoying fussing over it).
c) for an extremely long time or too much time:
James seems to spend forever in the bathroom.