This 1979 single, a mid-tempo ballad, showcased Gayle's signature smooth vocals and country-pop sensibility, though it did not reach the heights of her previous work.
- The song was co-written by Nashville songwriters David Loggins and Lisa Gooch.
- It was released as the lead single from her 1979 album "Crystal Gayle Live," though the single version was a studio recording.
- The single reached number 24 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.
Crystal Gayle is a country singer from Paintsville, Kentucky, best known for her crossover appeal and her signature long hair. In 1979, she was riding high on the success of her 1977 album "We Must Be Doing Something Right," which had already produced two number-one country hits.
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