Looking at You Johnny Mathis
"Looking at You" by Johnny Mathis, released in 1971, is a romantic pop ballad expressing deep admiration and love for a partner. The song's themes center on devotion, beauty, and the emotional connection between lovers. Unique musical elements include Mathis's smooth vocals and lush orchestration. Its timeless appeal continues to resonate in romantic contexts. #Pop
I look at you and I say to myself
"What more could I want, if I had you?"
But I wouldn't dare to speak it out loud
I stand and I stare, my head in a cloud
I look at you and I say to my heart
"What chance would I have? Why let the fire start?"
I long to know the thrill of your sweet embrace
Yet when we're face to face, I just look at you
I long to know the thrill of your sweet embrace
Yet when we're face to face, I just look at you
"What more could I want, if I had you?"
But I wouldn't dare to speak it out loud
I stand and I stare, my head in a cloud
I look at you and I say to my heart
"What chance would I have? Why let the fire start?"
I long to know the thrill of your sweet embrace
Yet when we're face to face, I just look at you
I long to know the thrill of your sweet embrace
Yet when we're face to face, I just look at you
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