Lyrics: Bacharach, David
Music: Bacharach, David
Sung by Pigpen with the Grateful Dead in their very early days in 1966. It was titled "You See A Broken Heart" on the "Rare Cuts And Oddities" album, but Mike Dolgushkin has identified it as really being "Look At Me", recorded by Dobie Gray.
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free
I said look (look), look (look), look at me
And tell me what (what), what (what), what do you see?
I said look baby (look), look (look), look at me
And tell me what (what), what (what), what do you see?
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free
I got tears (tears), tears (tears), tears in my eyes
And I got pain (pain), pain (pain), pain in my heart
I got tears (tears), tears (tears), tears in my eyes
And I got pain (pain), pain (pain), pain in my heart
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free
Just a little bit softer now
Just a little bit softer
Hey, a little bit softer
Just a little bit softer now
Well a little bit softer
Just a little bit softer now
Just a little bit louder now
Just a little bit louder
Just a little bit louder babe
Just a little bit louder now
Just a little bit louder
Well all right
I said look (look), look (look), look at me
And tell me what (what), what (what), what do you see?
I said look baby (look), look (look), look at me
And tell me what (what), what (what), what do you see?
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free
| Grateful Dead Recordings | |||||
| Date | Album | ||||
| studio 1966 | Rare Cuts And Oddities | ||||
| Other Recordings | |||||
| Date | Album | Recorded By | |||
| 1962 | Single | Dobie Gray | |||