Just To See You Smile
Tim McGraw · Number One Hits
But I was far from being made of gold
I don't know how but I scraped up the money
I just never could quite tell you no
Just like when you were leaving Amarillo
Takin' that new job in Tennessee
And I quit mine so we could be together
I can't forget the way you looked at me
Just to see you smile
I'd do anything that you wanted me to
When all is said and done
I'd never count the cost
It's worth all that's lost
Just to see you smile
When you said time was all you really needed
I walked away and let you have your space
'Cause leavin' didn't hurt me near as badly
As the tears I saw rollin' down your face
And yesterday I knew just what you wanted
When you came walkin' up to me with him
So I told you that I was happy for you
and given the chance I'd lie again
Just to see you smile
I'd do anything that you wanted me to
When all is said and done
I'd never count the cost
It's worth all that's lost
Just to see you smile
Just to see you smile
I'd do anything that you wanted me to
When all is said and done
I'd never count the cost
It's worth all that's lost
Just to see you smile
Just To See You Smile
Tim McGraw's 'Just To See You Smile' stands as a testament to his enduring ability to craft heartfelt country ballads that resonate with audiences. Featured on his compilation album Number One Hits, the track highlights the artist's signature blend of traditional country instrumentation and contemporary emotional depth. McGraw's vocal delivery on this recording captures a sense of sincere devotion, fitting seamlessly within a discography defined by both upbeat dancehall numbers and poignant love songs. The song reflects the broader themes found in his work during this era, emphasizing personal connection and the simple joys of life. As part of a celebrated collection of chart-topping singles, it reinforces McGraw's status as a central figure in modern country music, showcasing his skill in delivering relatable narratives through polished, radio-friendly production.