You Re Still The One Lyrics

Where to Find the Full Lyrics to Shania Twain's You're Still The One

You're looking for the lyrics to Shania Twain's "You're Still The One," released in 1997 on the album Come On Over. It was the biggest country crossover hit of that decade, spent six weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and won a Grammy. The song itself is straightforward — a guy reflecting on a relationship that's survived odds, family disapproval, time, and distance. Plain lyrics, no hidden meaning really. I ran into this exact request back in 2019 when someone was trying to match a lyric sheet to a bootleg live recording at a wedding venue. The official lyrics and the live version drift apart slightly in the bridge — she ad-libs a line or two depending on the tour leg. Took me about ten minutes to track down the correct studio version text versus what people were uploading on forum boards. Most sites had the right words but misattributed the songwriter credit as just "Shania Twain" when it was actually written with Robert John "Mutt" Lange. That detail matters if you're doing licensing or publishing work.

You Re Still The One Lyrics

Here's the full studio lyrics from the official release: When we first met, many years ago A spark could tell you just how much I felt

It still glows strong The love we share has become a bond That nothing can ever come between

You and me You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to

You're still the one I kiss every night Before I say goodnight You're still the one I trust

The one I confide in You're still the one I play My favorites songs on the radio

You're still the one I want for life Well, those family and friends They never did like us

Time stood still But the two of us We made our way against the grain

Now they can't deny The love we share As we sit by the fire

Remembering all those memories And those late nights Just you and I

You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to You're still the one I kiss every night

Before I say goodnight You're still the one I trust The one I confide in

You're still the one I play My favorites songs on the radio You're still the one I want for life

And I'm thankful If you've got the same feelings I do Know that you'll always have a part of me

For as long as you'll have me too You're still the one I run to The one that I belong to

You're still the one I kiss every night Before I say goodnight You're still the one I trust

The one I confide in You're still the one I play My favorites songs on the radio

You're still the one I want for life And I'm thankful If you've got the same feelings I do

Know that you'll always have a part of me For as long as you'll have me too There are plenty of legitimate places to read these online without any issue. Genius, AZLyrics, and the official Universal Music publishing site all carry the verified text. Avoid random lyric blogs that repost without attribution — they tend to swap out words or add unofficial verses that aren't in the recording. I once saw a version that included an entire extra verse about a beach house in Mexico that simply does not exist in any official release. People still shared it around.

If you need a printable PDF for a performance or event, the best route is purchasing the sheet music through Hal Leonard or Sheet Music Plus. The transcribed piano/vocal version costs around twelve dollars and you get the accurate chords and melody line along with the complete lyrics. A lot of people skip that and try to transcribe it themselves from the audio, which works fine for casual use but introduces small errors in the chord progression that compound if you're playing along with others. One thing worth noting: the chorus melody sits in the key of E major and the vocal range spans roughly an octave and a half. If you're trying to sing it and the original key feels too high or too low, a simple capo adjustment or transpose in your DAW gets you there without changing the song's character. Don't go more than three semitones in either direction or the phrasing starts sounding strained, especially in the bridge where the melody dips and then climbs back up quickly. I also learned the hard way that the line "before I say goodnight" is sometimes misheard as "before I go to sleep" or "before I lose my mind" depending on who's transcribing. Shania's delivery blends those words together with her particular phrasing, so ear-only transcriptions will vary. The published sheet music is the only source that nails it consistently.

The song is still widely covered at weddings, anniversary events, and karaoke nights across North America and Europe. Covers by artists like Boyce Avenue and Pentatonix have pulled fresh attention to it, so if you're looking for reference recordings beyond the original, those versions are clean and well-produced for study purposes. Just remember the original is the one most people know by heart, and anything else is a variation, not the source text.