Look Who It Is
Helen Shapiro · A's B's & Ep's [2003]
Look who it is
Look who it is
Well, look who it is that's been meeting you suddenly.
Well, look who it is, I can see you remember me.
Yes, I'm the one who believed I just didn't need you,
Then started feeling blue. Look who it is, it's me and I still love you.
Well, look who it is, Did you think I've forgotten you?
I realized that you may have found someone new.
But I just cannot pretend that I haven't missed you.
Why did I let you go? Look who it is, it's me and I love you so.
Baby, now I realize I have made a big mistake.
There are teardrops in my eyes and my heart is about to break.
Well, look who it is with his hand reaching out for mine.
Well, look who it is, everything's gonna turn out fine.
Oh, I have waited so long and prayed that I meet you.
You with all your charms. Look who it is it's you and you're in my arms.
Woe, look who it is. It's you and you're in my arms.
Woe, woe, Look who it is. It's you and you're in my arms.
Look who it is
Well, look who it is that's been meeting you suddenly.
Well, look who it is, I can see you remember me.
Yes, I'm the one who believed I just didn't need you,
Then started feeling blue. Look who it is, it's me and I still love you.
Well, look who it is, Did you think I've forgotten you?
I realized that you may have found someone new.
But I just cannot pretend that I haven't missed you.
Why did I let you go? Look who it is, it's me and I love you so.
Baby, now I realize I have made a big mistake.
There are teardrops in my eyes and my heart is about to break.
Well, look who it is with his hand reaching out for mine.
Well, look who it is, everything's gonna turn out fine.
Oh, I have waited so long and prayed that I meet you.
You with all your charms. Look who it is it's you and you're in my arms.
Woe, look who it is. It's you and you're in my arms.
Woe, woe, Look who it is. It's you and you're in my arms.
Look Who It Is
Helen Shapiro's 'Look Who It Is' stands as a defining track from her 1960s pop catalog, showcasing her signature blend of melodic pop and theatrical flair. Released on the compilation 'A's B's & Ep's [2003]', the recording captures the vibrant energy of her early career, where she navigated the transition from novelty acts to serious pop performers. The song exemplifies the era's emphasis on catchy hooks and romantic themes, reflecting Shapiro's ability to craft memorable melodies that resonated with audiences across the UK and beyond. As part of her broader discography, the track highlights her versatility and enduring appeal as a key figure in British pop history during the mid-1960s.