Till There Was You
Rachel Starr Lyrics


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I want you addicted to me..
What in the world is a girl to do?
When in this smokey place I only see you
Was far away when you caught my eye
You've brought me back and now you're making me high

I was alone out there, with no one else around
Now I've fallen for you, and there's no coming down
[x2]
Till there was you, I know what you're needing
My thoughts are leading, me straight into your eyes
What can I do? I'm looking right at you
This feeling is all new, I want you addicted to me

Fate can act in a curious way
When all that mattered means nothing today
All that concerns me, that drenches my thoughts
Is the sensation that seeing you brought

I was alone out there, with no one else around
Now I've fallen for you, and there's no coming down
[x6]




And there's no coming down..
Till there was you.. What can I do..?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Rachel Starr's song "Till There Was You" depict a woman's intense attraction towards a man she just met. She sings about finding herself in a "smokey place" when suddenly she sees him and can't take her eyes off of him. She is infatuated with him and wants him to be addicted to her too. The lyrics suggest that she feels like fate has brought them together and all she can think about is the sensation of being around him.


The song's chorus emphasizes the power that this man has over her, singing "Till there was you, I know what you're needing / My thoughts are leading, me straight into your eyes / What can I do? I'm looking right at you / This feeling is all new, I want you addicted to me". The singer is fully immersed in this newfound attraction and doesn't want to let it go.


The second verse notes that all that mattered before meeting this man means nothing now, and all she is concerned with is being around him. The repetition of "I was alone out there, with no one else around / Now I've fallen for you, and there's no coming down" reinforces the idea that she is completely captivated by him.


Overall, the lyrics of "Till There Was You" demonstrate the overwhelming feeling of falling in love and being unable to resist the attraction to that special someone.


Line by Line Meaning

I want you addicted to me..
My desire is to have you completely consumed by the thought of me.


What in the world is a girl to do?
I am at a loss for what to do in this situation.


When in this smokey place I only see you
Even in a crowded, hazy environment, my focus is only on you.


Was far away when you caught my eye
At first, I was distant from you when you caught my eye.


You've brought me back and now you're making me high
Now, you have captured my attention and are making me feel euphoric.


I was alone out there, with no one else around
I was by myself before I met you, with no one else to share my time with.


Now I've fallen for you, and there's no coming down [x2]
I have developed strong feelings for you, and there is no going back to how things were before.


Till there was you, I know what you're needing My thoughts are leading, me straight into your eyes
Since meeting you, I understand what you desire and my thoughts are constantly focused on you.


What can I do? I'm looking right at you This feeling is all new, I want you addicted to me
I am unsure of what to do now that I feel this way for you, but I want you to feel the same pull towards me that I feel towards you.


Fate can act in a curious way When all that mattered means nothing today All that concerns me, that drenches my thoughts Is the sensation that seeing you brought
Life can be unpredictable, and what was important before can quickly lose its meaning. What really matters to me now is the way seeing you has made me feel.


And there's no coming down.. Till there was you.. What can I do..?
These strong feelings I have for you are not going away, and I am unsure of what to do about it.




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