Everytime I See You Smiling
Rick Nelson · For Your Sweet Love [Decca] [1963]
Everytime I see you smiling
I see your love's so real
And everytime I see you smiling
Words can't explain the way I feel.
You made me king with the fortune
And told me that I can rule the world
It would take one thing more to make me happy
That would be your love little girl.
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Everytime I see you smiling
I see your love's so real
And everytime I see you smiling
Words can't explain the way I feel.
You made me king with the fortune
And told me that I can rule the world
It would take one thing more to make me happy
That would be your love little girl...
Everytime I See You Smiling
Rick Nelson's 1963 recording of "Everytime I See You Smiling" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, crooning style that defined the early 1960s pop landscape. Released on the Decca label, the track appears on the album *For Your Sweet Love*, showcasing Nelson's signature blend of romantic sentiment and polished production. The song captures the gentle, yearning mood characteristic of his work during this era, featuring his distinctive vocal delivery that balanced warmth with a touch of melancholy. As part of his broader discography, this recording reflects the era's emphasis on intimate ballads and soft rock influences, cementing Nelson's reputation as a leading figure in American pop music of the mid-1960s.