Invisible

Reba McEntire · If You See Him [1998]

they met at a party

he was laughing with his friends

she captured all of his attention

just by walking in



confident and self assured he liked her attitude

and the moment their eyes met

every girl in the room became



(chorus)

invisible

just out of view

invisible

like a pane of glass he could see right through

invisible



they married in october

she made a beautiful bride

his whole world revolved around her

they had a picture perfect life

but when the baby came in august

time started spinning like a wheel

she expected to feel tired

but she never thought she'd feel



(chorus)



cause lately he's been over looking quite a lot

so tonight in lace and candle light

she will prove to him she's not



(chorus)



a love deep inside

invisible

so much more to her then what meets the eye

invisible

Invisible - Reba McEntire

Released on the 1998 album If You See Him, "Invisible" stands as a poignant addition to Reba McEntire's extensive discography. The track exemplifies her signature country-pop style, blending heartfelt vocals with a melodic arrangement that underscores themes of emotional vulnerability and resilience. As part of her broader body of work from the late 1990s, the song reflects the period where McEntire solidified her status as a leading force in the genre. The recording captures her ability to convey deep personal narratives through music, resonating with audiences who appreciate the authenticity found in her catalog. It remains a notable example of her contributions to contemporary country music during that era.