I Care
Roy Orbison · Other Songs - Roy Orbison
I don't believe you when you say there's nothing wrong
And you can't hide the tears in your eyes from me
Don't you know we've been together much too long
Please don't hide it,oh baby can't you see
CHORUS
That i care, Yes i care,And i swear i do, Oh i do, oh i do
I really do love you, Oh i care, Yes i care, And i swear i do
Oh i do, Yes i do, I really do want you
Would it matter if i told you i was sorry
For all the little things i didn't do for you
And if you ever left me girl don't you know i'd worry
You know all i ever wanted was you
And i care, Yes i care, And i swear i do, And i do, oh i do
I really do love you, Oh i care, Yes i care, And i swear i do
Oh i do, Yes i do, I really do want you
BRIDGE
Oh i want you to want me too
Just to love me just to love me
CHORUS
And you can't hide the tears in your eyes from me
Don't you know we've been together much too long
Please don't hide it,oh baby can't you see
CHORUS
That i care, Yes i care,And i swear i do, Oh i do, oh i do
I really do love you, Oh i care, Yes i care, And i swear i do
Oh i do, Yes i do, I really do want you
Would it matter if i told you i was sorry
For all the little things i didn't do for you
And if you ever left me girl don't you know i'd worry
You know all i ever wanted was you
And i care, Yes i care, And i swear i do, And i do, oh i do
I really do love you, Oh i care, Yes i care, And i swear i do
Oh i do, Yes i do, I really do want you
BRIDGE
Oh i want you to want me too
Just to love me just to love me
CHORUS
I Care - Roy Orbison
Roy Orbison's 'I Care' stands as a poignant example of his signature vocal style, blending soulful intensity with the lush orchestral arrangements that defined his sound. Released during the early 1960s, the track exemplifies the romantic ballad tradition Orbison mastered, utilizing his distinctive falsetto to convey deep emotional vulnerability. The song reflects the era's focus on heartfelt expression and dramatic musicality, characteristic of his work alongside producers like Fats Domino. As part of his broader discography, 'I Care' showcases Orbison's ability to transform simple lyrical themes into powerful sonic experiences, cementing his legacy as a master of the rock and roll ballad.