(When You Feel Like You’re In Love) Don’t Just Stand There Carl Smith
"(When You Feel Like You’re In Love) Don’t Just Stand There" by Carl Smith, released in 1954, is a classic country song that encourages listeners to take action when they feel love instead of remaining passive. The main themes revolve around love, urgency, and the importance of expressing feelings. The lyrics convey a sense of enthusiasm and a call to seize romantic opportunities. Musically, it features traditional country instrumentation, including steel guitar and fiddle, which enhances its heartfelt message. The song remains notable for its relatable advice on love. #Country
When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there
When you see that moon above don't just stand there
You gotta laugh and dance and sing you gotta get that gal a ring
When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there
When the moon is shinin' bright in your Saturday night
You're not havin' any fun then maybe you're out with the wrong one
When you feel like you're in love hold her tighter
And the moon and stars above all shine brighter
You gotta laugh and dance and sing you gotta get that gal a ring
When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there
[ steel - guitar ]
When you see that moon above don't just stand there
You gotta laugh and dance and sing you gotta get that gal a ring
When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there
When the moon is shinin' bright in your Saturday night
You're not havin' any fun then maybe you're out with the wrong one
When you feel like you're in love hold her tighter
And the moon and stars above all shine brighter
You gotta laugh and dance and sing you gotta get that gal a ring
When you feel like you're in love don't just stand there
[ steel - guitar ]
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