Released: July 10, 1995

Songwriter: Jayn Hanna Wilf Smarties

Producer: Brothers in Rhythm

[Verse 1]
There's nobody better, better than you
You make me feel happy, happy to know you
Where is the feeling?
The feeling of security
When we're not together
Tell me everything's gonna be alright

[Chorus]
Anytime you want me to (anytime)
I can make you happy (I can make you happy)
There ain't nothing (nothing) I wouldn't do
To make you happy

[Verse 2]
Tell me I'm crazy
Maybe, since you've been gone
They don't understand that together we're one
Where is the feeling?
The feeling of security
When we're not together

[Chorus]
Anytime you want me to
I can make you happy (I can make you happy)
There ain't nothing I wouldn't do (anytime)
To make you happy (to make you happy)
Anytime, I can make you happy
Gonna be alright

[Bridge]
When we're not together
Tell me everything will be alright
When we're not together
Tell me everything will be alright (alright)
Tell me everything will be alright
When we're not together
Tell me everything will be alright (alright)
When we're not together (alright)

[Chorus]
Anytime you want me to, I can make you happy
There's nothing that I won't do to make you happy
Anytime, I can make you happy
Anytime, I can make you happy

Kylie Minogue

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