I Can Be That Woman Song Lyrics

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I Don't Get It. 2 stars only because it's ABBA but really I'm straight up confused. This sounds like they dug out old 70's songs for preschool children. It's not living up to the legend.

Take a Chance on Voyage. I’m nothing special, in fact I’m a bit of a bore. I’ve been a massive ABBA fan for the entirety of my life. To hear that ABBA were releasing a new album back in 2018 was amazing. I still remember where I was when I first heard the news. I patiently waited for this album during the 1288 days between the announcement and the release of it. Now that it’s finally out, I have been listening to it practically non-stop since its release at midnight on Friday the 5th. I will say, ABBA has certainly not lost what they gave up 40 years ago. They were able to recapture the magic perfectly they had in the Polar studios so long ago. The feel of Voyage definitely lines up more with their later albums such as The Visitors or Super Trouper after their divorces. Just like they did nearly 50 years ago, all of them sound like happy little pop tunes, but if you look a little deeper into the lyrics, you’ll hear the melancholy and pain within each of these songs. Songs about having a fight with your partner, still loving your ex-partner and barely managing to make it through dropping off your son for the weekend, building up the courage to knock on their door and beg them to take you back, and anthems for healing your relationships. There might only be 10 songs in this album, but the heavy material is also balanced with disco anthems and small “novelty” songs. And even with the songs that deal with these heavy subjects, you still feel compelled to dance to them. The ABBA magic is alive and well. Starting the album off with I Still Have Faith In You is an amazing choice, because it says that not only do ABBA still have faith in each other, but the fans still have faith in them. When You Danced With Me is an amazing dance track with some Irish roots, in fact it mentions Kilkenny within the lyrics. I think the simple Christmas song Little Things will become a staple at holiday gatherings for years to come, as their 1980 song Happy New Year did. Don’t Shut Me Down, the first single off the album released in September​was a very reassuring track to ABBA fans, with a disco revival slowly making its way back, I see this song quickly becoming a hit at parties and karaoke nights for years to come. Just A Notion is an amazing song with an interesting history. The entire song was recorded back in 1978, so if that one feels a little retro, that’s because it is. Benny and Björn remastered and reorchestrated the song for this release, but it sounds just as good as the unreleased 1978 track, you can hear a snippet of it online as it was included in the 1994 box set Thank You For The Music. Flipping to the B side (on the vinyl and cassette releases at least) the song I Can Be That Woman is an amazing dramatic song that almost feels like a country song in some parts. The song features an alcoholic woman apologizing to her husband for all the wasted years and telling him that she can be the woman she’s supposed to be now. A powerful ballad that can speak to many people. Keep an Eye on Dan, a song about a small child and his mother dropping him off at her ex-husband’s house for the weekend. There’s an amazing relationship dynamic in this song that paints a picture so vivid, you can almost see the entire sequence going on in your head. The lyrics are so clear and so specific that you start to relate to the characters and put yourself in the situation. Bumblebee, a song that you could probably write off as a novelty, still is an amazing track. The orchestration and lyrics once again create such a vivid picture that you can’t help but close your eyes and picture a cute little bumblebee flying around. The penultimate track on the album, and possibly ABBA’s penultimate song, No Doubt About It is an amazing dance track that basically boils down to saying “Sorry, I shouldn’t’ve done that” yet with its catchy hooks seems to just lift you right up to start dancing. The album ends with Ode ToFreedom, a song that isn’t as much of an ode to freedom itself, as it is an ode to Frida, the lead singer on the track. Her majestic, layered vocals might not match her soaring operatic vocals from classic songs like The Day Before You Came but it still gives the entire song a layer of polish, I don’t think any other artist today could pull off. ​All of the songs are rather short in nature, with the entire Voyage album clocking in at only 37 minutes, it definitely leads the listener into wanting more, but unfortunately for ABBA fans, this is most likely going to be their last album. I might be a little biased in this review because of my passion for ABBA and their music, but I know this album can appeal to almost everyone. Over the last 50 years, ABBA fans have been able to pick and choose their favorite songs, and now they have just a few more to choose from. Five Stars.

Biased? Who me?. As a fan of ABBA for many, many, years it was astounding to find out a new Album would be released.. if you are expecting Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia you might be a bit disappointed as this is a more mature album. Beautiful and introspective from a drunk woman trying to make amends on I Can Be That Woman.. and the worries of leaving your child for some time with the other Parent on Keep An Eye On Dan. But worry not there are plenty of Fun Songs like the Amazing Don’t Shut Me Down, Just A Notion and No Doubt About It! The ballads are beautiful as well I Still Have Faith In You builds beautifully. Ode To Freedom is an almost classical masterpiece. The only disappointment for me is the Christmas song “Little Things” it’s beautifully sung but I was hoping for an upbeat Christmas song, and the Children’s choir at the end.. is a bit disappointing. A mistake or 2 aside this album is amazing.! 10 out 10

Blessing From Heaven!!!. I have been listening to Abba since 1979, and I mean listening to them every year since as they are my favorite pop group ever! This Album is great and even if they just released the first 3 singles alone, I would of been completely satisfied. Thank you Abba for making my life Beautiful!

Past has limited their potential. Their superstar songs in the past are just is too overwhelming to duplicate again. Fans expect the same style of the past, in which a full new album of searching for "that sound" isn't going to do that. What they should have done is make one single that mirriors a blast from the past and this would have sufficed most fan's craving to supplement ABBA Gold. This Gold album is just too good and anything else is subpar.. Bring me one more SOS great song likeness! By the way, this is a total compliment of their abilties as artists. They spoiled us intially, it's their fault..LOL!

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Echos of Early Abba. Downloaded the album and well worth the purchase. Some catchy tunes reminiscent of 1973-74 days. It’s like a time warp yet modern influences come through - good vibes and memorable songs.

Abbasolutely Fantastic. Abba is back and their first two songs are pure magic with that unique Abba sound; beautiful harmonies and catchy melodies. Can’t wait for the whole album!!

ABBA wow!. It’s a wonderful thing to hear gifted music from these fab 4 people. Just to hear “I Still Have Faith In You” moved me to tears this morning as I recalled my teens listening to their enthralling tunes…and yet today I have considered that the group have reconciled enough of their differences so they’ve been able to create more ‘magic’. Thank you ABBA!

My God it’s amazing Help Me. Who would have thought 40yrs later and a miracle happens. It’s not the pure pop of 1976 it’s 4 mature Swedish individuals without Botox and Bling. There are three themes here - a return to their traditional Swedish roots; the insight of age; musical theatre running deep. It’s almost perfect were it not for the poor sound engineering that has lost the crisp clear instrumentation and voices Michael Tretow gave them.

Classic vintage ABBA. This is like four dear old friends who have been away for so long, and when you least expect it, they returned and you are still stunned but so happy to see them again. This album is so varied in style and genre, but so familiar in all its vintage ABBAness. True fans will have no trouble finding the old ABBA in every song. And Agnetha’s and Frida’s voices, beautiful on its own but once blended, that heavenly magical third voice of ABBA is still there. Simply heavenly. 38 minutes of new bliss that should last me a long time.