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Artist/Band: Bobby Bare
Lyrics for Song: I Got You
Lyrics for Album: Your Husband, My Wife (w. Skeeter Davis) [RCA Vict [1970]



(Ricci Mareno - Gordon Galbraith)



Don't get no attention from the people on the street

They don't even see us they just step right on our feet

Two unnoticed people in this great big world are we

And when I think about it I guess that's all we'll ever be/



But I got you and you got me

And if they look they can see that we don't care

I got you and you got me

And baby that's all we will ever need.



Looking through the window of a fancy diamond store

Goin' window shopping for the things we can't afford

People all around us with their noses in the air

They walk right on by us just like we're not even there.



But I got you and you got me

And if they look they can see that we don't care

I got you and you got me

And baby that's all we will ever need.



--- Instrumental ---



No the world around us hasn't time to know we're near

We don't feel neglected no we'll never shed a tear

We may go unnoticed but we'll never be alone

As long as we're together in a world that's all our own.



'Cause I got you and you got me

And if they look they can see that we don't care

I got you and you got me

And baby that's all we will ever need.



I got you and you got me

And baby that's all we will ever need...


I Got You

Bobby Bare's 1970 recording of 'I Got You' stands as a poignant example of his mastery of the country ballad. Featured on the collaborative album 'Your Husband, My Wife' with Skeeter Davis, the track showcases Bare's signature vocal warmth and storytelling ability, characteristic of his work during the early 1970s. The song reflects a genre of acoustic country-pop where duets and harmonies were central to the recording style of the era. Bare's delivery captures a sense of quiet intimacy and resilience, fitting the themes often explored in his discography regarding personal relationships and life's challenges. This recording remains a testament to his ability to convey deep emotion through melody and voice alone.


Album Lyrics: Your Husband, My Wife (w. Skeeter Davis) [RCA Vict [1970]


Bobby Bare
"Your Husband, My Wife (w. Skeeter Davis) [RCA Vict [1970]"


1. Before the Sunrise
2. I Got You
3. I'm So Afraid of Losing You Again
4. Dream Baby
5. My Elusive Dreams
6. Let's Make Love Not War
7. Truer Love You'll Never Find
8. Jackson
9. There Never Was A Time