I Looked At You
Doors
Doors
DOORS
- I Looked At You LyricsI looked at you
You looked me
I smiled at you
You smiled at me
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back, babe
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back
'Cause it's too late
Too late, too late
Too late, too late
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back, babe
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back, yeah
C'mon, yeah!
I walked with you
You walked with me
I talked to you
You talked to me
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back, yeah
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back, yeah
'Cause it's too late
Too late, too late
Too late, too late
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back
'Cause it's too late
Too late, too late
Too late, too late
You looked me
I smiled at you
You smiled at me
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back, babe
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back
'Cause it's too late
Too late, too late
Too late, too late
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back, babe
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back, yeah
C'mon, yeah!
I walked with you
You walked with me
You talked to me
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back, yeah
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back, yeah
'Cause it's too late
Too late, too late
Too late, too late
And we're on our way
No we can't turn back
Yeah, we're on our way
And we can't turn back
'Cause it's too late
Too late, too late
Too late, too late
Facts about I Looked At You
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I Looked At You is written by John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison.
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It is first released on March 01, 1991 as part of Doors's album "The Doors" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song 'I Looked at You' of The Doors conveys an irreversible progression of emotions between two partners, represented by nonsensical turning back. The repetition of the word 'too late' literally marks a very strong boundary, and it is the commitment and the journey that are emphasized here, and that is shared by the people involved. The overall theme of I looked at you lyrics is love, hope, joy, freedom, and empowerment. Besides, the song brings to the listeners the idea of commitment and moving forward, it also portrays the inevitability of choices. The lyrics are devoid of any inappropriate themes, language, and content that may be offensive to parents. Thus, they are appropriate for children and the entire family.
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I Looked At You falls under the genre Rock.
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I Looked At You song length is 2 minutes and 20 seconds.
Who wrote I Looked At You lyrics?
I Looked At You is written by John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison.
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When was I Looked At You released?
It is first released on March 01, 1991 as part of Doors's album "The Doors" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind I Looked At You lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song 'I Looked at You' of The Doors conveys an irreversible progression of emotions between two partners, represented by nonsensical turning back. The repetition of the word 'too late' literally marks a very strong boundary, and it is the commitment and the journey that are emphasized here, and that is shared by the people involved. The overall theme of I looked at you lyrics is love, hope, joy, freedom, and empowerment. Besides, the song brings to the listeners the idea of commitment and moving forward, it also portrays the inevitability of choices. The lyrics are devoid of any inappropriate themes, language, and content that may be offensive to parents. Thus, they are appropriate for children and the entire family.
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Which genre is I Looked At You?
I Looked At You falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song I Looked At You?
I Looked At You song length is 2 minutes and 20 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison
Record Label(s): 1967 Elektra Entertainment Group Inc for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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