"Out of Thin Air" is the second song of Disney's 1996 animated sequel, Aladdin and the King of Thieves. It is a song sung by Aladdin and Jasmine as Jasmine encourages Aladdin to go and find his father.
Lyrics[]
Jasmine:
You showed me the world
When I was all locked up inside,
You reached out your hand
And took me on a magic carpet ride
One look at your smile,
And I could see the light
Shining everywhere
People like you don't come out of thin air.
Aladdin:
Oh, Jasmine
You don't understand
There is so much that you don't see
Just think, if you can,
What growing up had to be like for me
Your father's a man
Who taught you who you are—
Mine was never there
So how can you say
I don't come out of thin air?
There's so much I want to know
Jasmine:
You've got the chance to learn
Aladdin:
If it means I'd have to go—
Jasmine:
I'll be right here when you return…
Our wedding can wait
Aladdin:
I love you
Jasmine:
I think it's worth this small delay
Aladdin:
Maybe you're right
Jasmine:
And won't it be great
To have your father see our wedding day?
Aladdin:
I've waited so long
Jasmine:
It isn't too late
Aladdin:
To learn the truth
Both:
And now at last, we can finally say
Jasmine:
Your father is really there
Aladdin:
There's so much that we might share
Jasmine:
And you'll finally learn
Both:
(You) (I) don't come out of thin air
Trivia[]
- Jasmine's opening line to the song makes a reference to the song "A Whole New World" from the original Aladdin film, when Aladdin first took Jasmine on a magic carpet ride.
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