You Just May Be The One
The Monkees · Original Album Series [2012]
All men must have someone, have someone
Who would never take advantage
Of a love bright as the sun
Someone to understand them
And you just may be the one
All men must have someone, have someone
Who would never take for granted
All the pleasures and the fun
Someone to stand beside them
And you just may be the one
I saw when you walked by
The love light in your eyes
I knew I must try
To win you more than as a friend
I'm starting near the end
And here I go again
All men must have someone, have someone
Who would never take advantage
Of a love bright as the sun
Someone to stand beside them
And you just may be the one
Someone to understand them
And you just may be the one
Who would never take advantage
Of a love bright as the sun
Someone to understand them
And you just may be the one
All men must have someone, have someone
Who would never take for granted
All the pleasures and the fun
Someone to stand beside them
And you just may be the one
I saw when you walked by
The love light in your eyes
I knew I must try
To win you more than as a friend
I'm starting near the end
And here I go again
All men must have someone, have someone
Who would never take advantage
Of a love bright as the sun
Someone to stand beside them
And you just may be the one
Someone to understand them
And you just may be the one
You Just May Be The One
Released as part of The Monkees' Original Album Series, this track exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop-rock and baroque pop. Written by Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith, the song features the band's characteristic harmonies and melodic sensibilities, capturing the optimistic spirit of the late 1960s. While The Monkees gained fame through television, their studio recordings like this one showcased their genuine musical talent and songwriting abilities. The composition remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the era's focus on catchy melodies and polished production that defined the British Invasion and American pop landscape of the time.