Introduction
Titled “You’re Still Here,” the track was discovered among a collection of archived recordings long thought to be lost. When the music begins — Tom Jones’s deep, soulful baritone merging effortlessly with Adele’s powerful and passionate voice — the result is pure magic. It’s not just a song; it’s a spiritual experience, a bridge between eras, and a reminder of why true music never dies.
From the very first note, “You’re Still Here” feels like a conversation between past and present. Jones’s golden tone, rich with wisdom and emotion, blends seamlessly with Adele’s raw, heart-stirring delivery. Together, they tell a story of love that lingers beyond time, of memories that echo through every heartbeat and every note.
The lyrics speak of longing and connection — of finding traces of someone who’s gone in every familiar sound, every whispered word, every moment of silence. It’s a song about presence in absence, about the beauty of remembering, and the grace of never truly letting go.
Tom Jones delivers his verses with the depth of a man who has lived, loved, and lost. Adele answers with vulnerability and strength, her voice rising like a prayer that fills the spaces between grief and gratitude.
When their voices finally meet in harmony, the moment is nothing short of breathtaking — a union of soul and sound that feels eternal.
More than a duet, “You’re Still Here” is a reminder that music is the language of the soul. Through this hauntingly beautiful collaboration, Tom Jones and Adele have created something timeless — a song that proves love, like music, never fades.