I Want to See You Too (Just One Time)
Skeeter Davis · Here's the Answer (RCA Victor) [1961]
(Don Gibson - Skeeter Davis)
If you would see me just one time
You'd know you own this heart of mine
I never have stopped loving you
Darling I want to see you too.
These lips have kissed no one but you
My empty arms hold no one new
The only love I've known is you
Darling I want to see you too.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, come back to me
And I know you'll see
My ay, ay, ay, my love is true
Darling, I want to see you too.
--- Instrumental ---
I'll just keep waiting patiently
And hope that you'll come back to me
My hungry heart longs just for you
Darling I want to see you too.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, come back to me
And I know you'll see
My ay, ay, ay, my love is true
Darling, I want to see you too...
If you would see me just one time
You'd know you own this heart of mine
I never have stopped loving you
Darling I want to see you too.
These lips have kissed no one but you
My empty arms hold no one new
The only love I've known is you
Darling I want to see you too.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, come back to me
And I know you'll see
My ay, ay, ay, my love is true
Darling, I want to see you too.
--- Instrumental ---
I'll just keep waiting patiently
And hope that you'll come back to me
My hungry heart longs just for you
Darling I want to see you too.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, come back to me
And I know you'll see
My ay, ay, ay, my love is true
Darling, I want to see you too...
I Want to See You Too (Just One Time)
Skeeter Davis delivers a soulful rendition of 'I Want to See You Too (Just One Time)' on the 1961 album Here's the Answer. As a pioneering figure in country music who seamlessly blended gospel and secular themes, Davis brought a distinct vocal warmth to this romantic ballad. The recording exemplifies her ability to navigate the genre boundaries of the early 1960s, showcasing a style that was both accessible and deeply emotive. Her performance captures the yearning of the title, reflecting the era's popular focus on personal connection and spiritual reflection. This track remains a testament to her versatility and enduring appeal within the country and gospel traditions.