It's You Babe
The Osmonds · Phase III [1971]
I miss the morning in the evening time
I miss the rain when the day is fine
But there's one thing that I miss most of all
It's you babe
Each night I look into the sky of blue
For each star there's a reason I'm in love with you
If there's someone I'd give my whole life to It's you babe
I don't light candles in the rain
I don't count clover that's too easy
But when I saw you something down inside me
Told me babe, it was you
Don't let me lose the love I've never shown
Please help me girl, I've been so all alone
If anyone could ever bring me home
It's you babe
I don't light candles in the rain
I don't count clover that's too easy
But when I saw you something down inside me
Told me babe, it was you
Don't let me lose the love I've never shown
Please help me girl, I've been so all alone
If anyone could ever bring me home
It's you babe
If anyone could ever bring me home
It's you babe, it's you babe, It's you babe
Baby, it's you, baby, it's you, baby, it's you
I miss the rain when the day is fine
But there's one thing that I miss most of all
It's you babe
Each night I look into the sky of blue
For each star there's a reason I'm in love with you
If there's someone I'd give my whole life to It's you babe
I don't light candles in the rain
I don't count clover that's too easy
But when I saw you something down inside me
Told me babe, it was you
Don't let me lose the love I've never shown
Please help me girl, I've been so all alone
If anyone could ever bring me home
It's you babe
I don't light candles in the rain
I don't count clover that's too easy
But when I saw you something down inside me
Told me babe, it was you
Don't let me lose the love I've never shown
Please help me girl, I've been so all alone
If anyone could ever bring me home
It's you babe
If anyone could ever bring me home
It's you babe, it's you babe, It's you babe
Baby, it's you, baby, it's you, baby, it's you
It's You Babe - The Osmonds
Released in 1971 on the album Phase III, 'It's You Babe' is a quintessential example of the Osmonds' signature pop-rock sound. The track features the brothers' harmonies and energetic delivery, characteristic of their work during the early 1970s. As a staple of their discography, the song reflects the era's upbeat pop aesthetic while showcasing the group's vocal chemistry. It remains a recognizable piece of their catalog, often associated with their broader contribution to the rock and roll genre of that period.