I Want A Love I Can See
Jennifer Love Hewitt · Jennifer |Love| Hewitt
That's the only kind that means a thing to me
Don't want a love you have to tell me about (oh no)
That kind of lovin' I can sho' do without (yea yea)
I want a love I can feel
That's the only kind of lovin' I think is real
Don't wanna be goin' by somethin' I heard now
Cuz baby, action speaks louder than words (louder than words) (yea yea)
I want a love that is mine
In the rain or even in the sunshine
A love'll keep more warm when it's cold (when it's so cold)
The kind of lovin' that will never grow old (never grow old) (yea yea)
(don't you know I want a love) Don't you know, don't you know (yea yea)
I want a love I can see
The kind of lovin' you could give to me baby
The kind of kisses to make me melt (me melt)
The kind of lovin' that can really be felt (yea yea)
(Don't you know I want a love) (yea yea)
About I Want A Love I Can See
Jennifer Love Hewitt's "I Want A Love I Can See" stands as a defining track from her 1994 debut album, *Jennifer |Love| Hewitt*. Released during her transition from child star to adult actress, the song captures the raw vulnerability and emotional intensity characteristic of her early solo work. The recording blends pop-rock sensibilities with a distinct country-inflected vocal delivery, reflecting the musical influences that shaped her career beyond her film roles. As a centerpiece of her initial discography, the track highlights her ability to convey complex feelings through melody and lyricism, establishing a foundation for her subsequent musical endeavors. It remains a notable example of her efforts to carve out an identity as a singer-songwriter separate from her acting fame.