I Wanna Move With You
Rick Nelson · The Last Time Around 1970 - 1982 [2010]
Well I can see your reflection in the flickerin' light
Girl you look like a vision dancin' out of the night
With your hole body swayin' to the sound of the beat
And your hair softly swirlin' while you hustle your feet.
You're the finest lookin' thing I ever knew
I wanna move with you.
Now when you dance to the music there's a look in your eyes
That's a part of the devil in an angels disguise
When you do what you're doin' girl, you sure get to me
'Cause I stop and wonder how your sweet love would be.
You're the finest lookin' thing I ever knew
I wanna move with you.
I can hear the music all around us
And I can feel you comin' close to me
I can see the people all around us
But baby you're the only one that I can see.
Well I could go on forever bein' right by your side
'Cause you know how to move me and I'm so satisfied
If there was no tomorrow I could make it alright
If you'd say you love me and you'd be mine.
You're the finest lookin' thing I ever knew
I wanna move with you.
Yes I do, I wanna move, keep on movin'
I wanna move, keep on movin' on...
I Wanna Move With You
Rick Nelson's 1963 hit "I Wanna Move With You" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, baroque pop style that defined the early 1960s. Recorded for Decca Records, the track features Nelson's signature falsetto and lush orchestral arrangements, blending rock energy with romantic balladry. Released during the height of his career, the song exemplifies the polished production techniques of the era while maintaining a timeless appeal. It remains a staple of his discography, showcasing his ability to craft melodies that resonated deeply with audiences across the United States. The recording captures the optimistic spirit of the mid-60s, reflecting Nelson's role as a leading figure in the transition from rock and roll to more sophisticated pop sounds.