I Love to See You Smile
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Song Information
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I Love to See You Smile is the seventh track on the album The Simpsons Sing the Blues. It is a cover of a song originally written and performed by Randy Newman sung by Homer and Marge with help from Dr. John on the piano.
Lyrics
- Homer:
- Uh, (clears throat) Marge?
- I was born to make you happy.
- I think you're just my style.
- Everywhere I go,
- Tellin' everyone I know
- Baby, I love to see you smile.
- Marge:
- Don't wanna take a trip to China.
- Don't wanna sail up the Nile.
- Wouldn't wanna get too far
- From where you are.
- Cuz I love to see you smile.
- Homer:
- In the summer,
- In the springtime,
- Winter or fall,
- The only place
- I wanna be
- Is where I can see you
- Smile at me.
- Like a sink without a faucet.
- Marge:
- Like a watch without a dial.
- Homer and Marge:
- What would I do
- If I didn't have you?
- I love to see you smile.
- (Dr. John plays the keys)
- Marge:
- In the summer,
- In the springtime,
- Winter or fall,
- The only place
- I wanna be
- Is where I can see you
- Smile at me.
- Homer:
- In a world that's full of trouble,
- You make it all worthwhile.
- Homer and Marge:
- What would I do
- If I didn't have you?
- Oh, I love to see you smile.
- Marge:
- Mmmm...
- Homer and Marge:
- I love to see you smile.
- Marge:
- I mean that sincerely, Homer.
- Homer:
- I know.
Credits
Produced by John Boylan
Associate Producer: Jai Winding
Lead Vocal: Homer and Marge (Dan Castellaneta and Julie Kavner)
Piano Solo: Dr. John
Keyboards, Piano, Programming: Jai Winding
Additional Programming: John Boylan
Drums: Michael Botts
Accordion: Brian Mann
Banjo: Roger McGuinn
Acoustic Guitar: George Doering
Acoustic Bass: Chuck Domanico
Recorded at Lion Share Studios, West Hollywood
Engineers: Guy DeFazio, Jesse Kanner, Paul Grupp
Mixed at The Complex, West Los Angeles
Engineers: Mick Guzauski
Assistants: Brett Swain
Written by Randy Newman and published ℗ 1989 MCA Music Publishing, a division of MCA Inc./Twice As Nice Music ASCAP