Both Sing: I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back to see,
If I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back at me;
You were cute as you could be,
Standing looking back at me,
And it was plain to see,
That I'd enjoy your company.

Boy Sings: One Sunday afternoon
As I was ridin' down the street,
I met a cute little girl
All dressed up so sweet,
And the way that she was stacked,
I wish I had a Cadillac,
But who would notice me
Just a drivin' this model "T."

Both Sing: I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back to see,
If I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back at me;
You were cute as you could be,
Standing looking back at me,
And it was plain to see,
That I'd enjoy your company.

Girl Sings: Now listen, baby,
It don't make any diff'rence to me,
If in your model "T"
You're as cute as you can be,
If you'll take me for a ride
I will sit close by your side,
And I will guarantee,
We'll have fun, oh, man alive.

Both Sing: I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back to see,
If I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back at me;
You were cute as you could be,
Standing looking back at me,
And it was plain to see,
That I'd enjoy your company.

Girl Sings: Oh me, oh gee,

Boy Sings: Perhaps you'd notice me,
If I weren't drivin' this model "T."

Both Sing: So, I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back to see,
If I was looking back to see,
If you were looking back at me;
You were cute as you could be,
Standing looking back at me,
And it was plain to see,
That I'd enjoy your company.

Looking Back To See
Words and Music by:  Jim Edward Brown and Maxine Brown
Performed by:  Jim 'Ed' Brown and Maxine Brown  (1954)
Also Performed by:  Buck Owens and Susan Raye  (1972)
Sequence and Karaoke by:  Ron Tilden

Looking Back To See
Melody
Harmony
Vocals
Piano
Guitar (Clean)
Guitar (Overdriven)
Bass
Drums