It Might Be You
Maureen McGovern · The Music Never Ends - The Lyrics Of Alan & Marilyn Bergman [1997]
I've been passing time watching trains go by
All of my life,
Lying on the sand watching sea birds fly
Wishing there would be
Someone waiting home for me
Something's telling me it might be you
It's telling me it might be you
All of my life
Looking back as lovers go walking past
All of my life
Wond'ring how they met and what makes it last
If I found the place
Would I recognize the face?
Something's telling me it might be you
It's telling me it might be you
So many quiet walks to take
So many dreams to wake
And we've so much love to make!
I think we're gonna need some time
Maybe all we need is time
And it's telling me it might be you
All of my life
I've been saving love songs and lullabies
And there's so much more
No one's ever heard before
Something's telling me it might be you
Something's telling me it must be you
And I'm feeling it'll just be you
All of my life
Maybe it's you, maybe it's you
I've been waiting for all of my life
It Might Be You
Maureen McGovern delivers a hauntingly beautiful performance of 'It Might Be You,' a song written by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. The track appears on her 1997 album 'The Music Never Ends,' which compiles lyrics from the renowned songwriting duo. McGovern's voice, characterized by its classical training and emotional depth, transforms the piece into a timeless ballad about longing and the possibility of love. Her rendition highlights the song's lyrical themes of uncertainty and hope, showcasing her ability to interpret complex melodies with grace. This recording stands as a testament to her career, blending her signature style with the enduring appeal of Bergman's composition.