Lookin' Through The Windows
Jacksons · The Very Best Of The Jacksons. 1 [2004]
(Lookin' through the window)
(Lookin' through the window)
(Look, look, look through the window)
(Lookin' through the window)
Lookin' through the windows
The window to your heart, oh baby, yeah
I can see it's cloudy
The rain's about to start
Lookin' through the windows (Lookin' through the window)
It seems I caused your fears, yeah, yeah, yeah
And that little doubt girl (And your little doubt girl)
And now it's bringing tears (And it's bringing tears)
(Remember) Just remember whatever makes you feel that way
Don't you worry 'cause I'm gonna stay
Right by your side (by your side)
To keep on lookin' through the windows
Lookin' in your eyes (Lookin', lookin' in your eyes)
(Lookin' lookin' in your eyes)
Lookin' through the windows (Lookin' through the window)
Seems like the only way, yeah
I can know your feelings
If you still love me today
(Remember) Just remember whatever makes you feel that way
Don't you worry 'cause I'm gonna stay
Right by your side (By your side)
To keep on lookin' through the windows
Lookin' in your eyes (lookin' lookin' in your eyes)
(Lookin', lookin' in your eyes)
(Lookin' through the windows)
(The window to your heart)
(Lookin' through the windows)
(The window to your heart)
Lookin' Through The Windows
Lookin' Through The Windows stands as a notable song in the Jacksons' extensive discography, capturing the group's signature blend of soulful harmonies and polished R&B production. Released during a period of consistent output for the family ensemble, the track reflects their ability to craft emotive narratives within the framework of classic American pop. The recording showcases the brothers' tight vocal interplay, a hallmark that defined their sound throughout the 1970s and 1980s. While often overshadowed by their biggest chart-toppers, this song remains a testament to the group's depth and versatility. It fits comfortably alongside other works from their era, demonstrating the consistent quality that kept them relevant across decades. The track serves as a reminder of the Jacksons' enduring influence on the genre, offering listeners a glimpse into their broader musical legacy beyond their most famous hits.