Julia Michaels and Niall Horan Duetted To ‘What A Time’ On The Late Late Show And We’re Crying
What a time to be alive.
Claire RowdenIf you haven’t heard Julia Michaels' latest EP ‘Inner Monologue: Part 1’, get your life together and stream it ASAP.
Featuring insanely beautiful collabs like ‘Anxiety’ with Selena Gomez, a raw account from the pair of what it’s like to struggle with the mental illness, as well as a mix of her classic and perfectly penned pop bops - it’s an EP that explores a new side to the singer.
I guess that means you're close by
My throat is getting dry and my heart is racing
I haven't been by your side
In a minute, but I think about it sometimes
Even though I know it's not so distant
Oh, no, I still wanna reminisce it
I think of the night in the park, it was getting dark
And we stayed up for hours
What a time, what a time, what a time
You clinged to my body like you wanted it forever
What a time, what a time, what a time
For you and I
What a time, what a time
For you and I
I know we didn't end it like we're supposed to
And now we get a bit tense
I wonder if my mind just leaves out all the bad parts
I know we didn't make sense
I admit it that I think about it sometimes
Even though I know it's not so distant
Oh, no, I still wanna reminisce it
I think of the night in the park, it was getting dark
And we stayed up for hours
What a time, what a time, what a time
You clinged to my body like you wanted it forever
What a time, what a time, what a time
For you and I
What a time, what a time
For you and I
For you and I
For you and I
For you and I
What a time, what a time for you and I
What a time for you and I, yeah
What a time, what a time for you and I
I think of the night in the park, it was getting dark
And we stayed up for hours
What a lie, what a lie, what a lie
You clinged to my body like you wanted it forever
What a lie, what a lie, what a lie
For you and I
What a lie, what a lie
For you and I
For you and I (for you)
For you and I (for you)
For you and I (for you and I)
For you and I, yeah
As well as this, the EP ends with maybe the most perfect collab we’ve heard in our lives? Featuring Niall Horan, the two duet to a break-up ballad that recalls the good and the bad of a relationship terminated, and the heartbreak that follows. Oh, and last night the two of them performed it together on James Corden’s The Late Late Show.
Watch Julia Michaels and Niall Horan duet to ‘What A Time’ on James Corden’s The Late Late Show:
Setting the scene in a park (mentioned in the song), the pair duet back and forth the lyrics that reflect on a relationship that painfully came to an end. Showing us the point of view from both sides, it gives a deep insight into how two people finally cut the string. It’s emotional, it’s powerful, and the two perform it captivatingly.
It was also rumoured that Julia started crying during the first take, and they had to reshoot the song again after Niall consoled her. We might be crying.
We loved seeing the two perform together and this friendship is just all sorts of goals. Get you a friend like Niall Horan, ladies and gents.
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