When was the song “You’ll See” released by Nat King Cole?

The song You’ll See was released in 1967, on the album “The Beautiful Ballads”.

Who composed the song “You’ll See” by Nat King Cole?

The song “You’ll See” by Nat King Cole was composed by Gilbert Bécaud, Norman Gimbel.

Nat King Cole

Home
Jazz
Nat King Cole
You’ll See

You’ll See

Gilbert Bécaud, Norman Gimbel

[Verse]
You'll see, you'll see, one day you'll see
This perfect love that you dream of is me
You laugh, you laugh, and call me "fool"
But this I know, I'd be a fool to go
I'll stay and wait and watch you there
As you dance through each foolish love affair
For in my heart I know one day
You will turn to me and say
"It's you I love, it's you I love, you'll see"

[Bridge]
You'll see it's you I love, it's you I love

[Verse]
You'll see, you'll see, one day you'll see
This perfect love that you dream of is me
You laugh, you laugh, and call me "fool"
But this I know, I'd be a fool to go
I'll stay and wait and watch you there
As you dance through each foolish love affair
For in my heart I know one day
You will turn to me and say
"It's you I love, it's you I love, you'll see"

[Outro]
(You I love, it's you I love)
(It's you I love)
(It's you I love)
(You'll see)

Trivia about the song You’ll See by Nat King Cole

When was the song “You’ll See” released by Nat King Cole?: The song You’ll See was released in 1967, on the album “The Beautiful Ballads”.
Who composed the song “You’ll See” by Nat King Cole?: The song “You’ll See” by Nat King Cole was composed by Gilbert Bécaud, Norman Gimbel.