Time To Get Alone
Beach Boys · Other Songs - Beach Boys
And what did I see
I saw love in your eyes
Made me feel so warm inside
Now look at me baby
And what do you see
You see love in my eyes
Gleaming just for you
And now we know it's
Time to get alone
To get alone
And just be together
We'll only be together
Come and do a couple days
Just a ways
Away from the people
And safe from the people
The pine-scented air
Smells so good in the snow
In our toboggan we'll go
Screaming down the mountainside
The touch of your cheeks
When they're rosy and cold
Feels so cozy to hold
Just to take you close
And make you warm and
Time to get alone
To get alone
And just be together
We'll only be together
Come and do a couple days
Just a ways
Away from the people
And safe from the people
Lyin' down on our backs
Lookin' at the sky
Looking down through the valley so
Deep and wide
Aren't you glad we finally got away
Glad we finally got away
Aren't you glad we finally got away
Now I looked around baby
And what do I see
I see love in your eyes
And I'm so glad that we
Finally had some
Time to get alone
To get alone
And just be together
We'll only be together
Come and do a couple days
Just a ways
Away from the people
And safe from the people
Time To Get Alone
Recorded by The Beach Boys, "Time To Get Alone" stands as a quintessential example of the group's mid-1960s pop-rock sound, blending harmonies with a driving rhythm section. While often associated with their broader catalog of romantic ballads, this track captures the band's signature ability to fuse upbeat energy with emotional vulnerability. The song reflects the era's focus on youth culture and the complexities of first love, themes that permeate much of their discography from this period. Its enduring appeal lies in its melodic structure and the intricate vocal arrangements that defined the West Coast sound, making it a staple in collections of classic American rock and roll. The recording showcases the band's technical proficiency and their commitment to crafting songs that resonate with listeners across generations.