See How The Love Goes

America · Perspective [1984]

I can hear somebody knockin'

On my bedroom door

I find it rather shockin'

It's my best friend's girl



(Oo) Imagine my surprise

There's a hungry look in her eyes

See how the love goes

Anybody here know how the love goes



She said, I'm feelin' kinda lonely

And only you will do

Would you like to get to know me

Like I wanna know you



(Oo) No tellin' what a man will do

Face to face with a woman like you

See how the love goes

Anybody here know how the love goes

Oh yea, see how the love goes



I can hear her calling (calling)

But no one understands her (no one understands)

Beggin' me to let her in

And she's waiting for my answer



Should I open up the door

And let trouble walk in

Should I resist her even more

Or tell her, come on in



(Oo) No tellin' what a man will do

Face to face with a woman like you

See how the love goes

Anybody here know how the love goes

Oh yea, see how the love goes

Anybody here know how the love goes

Oh yea, see how the love goes

Anybody here know how the love goes

See How The Love Goes

Released on the 1984 album Perspective, "See How The Love Goes" stands as a defining track in the catalog of the American rock band America. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of intricate guitar work and lush, harmonically rich arrangements that characterized their late 1970s and early 1980s output. With its driving rhythm and soaring vocals, the recording captures the band's transition into a more polished, radio-friendly sound while maintaining their complex musical identity. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a testament to the band's ability to craft memorable, emotionally resonant pop-rock anthems that have endured for decades.