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Get the embed code Charly McClain & Wayne Massey - Miscellaneous Album Lyrics1.With Just One Look In Your Eyes (1985)2.You Are My Music, You Are My Song (1986)Charly McClain & Wayne Massey Lyrics provided by

I know there’s no worries with just one look in your eyes So I’ll make you a promise when it rains down on us we’ll always have blue skies I know you’ll lift me up again with just one look in you eyes, one look in your eye Charly McClain (With Wayne Massey) A: You Are My Music, You Are My Song B: You Are My Music, You Are My Song: Epic USA: 34-05693: 1985: Promo Only 7' 0 : Charly McClain (With Wayne Massey) A: With Just One Look In Your Eyes Charly McClain B: Tangled In A Tightrope: Epic USA: 34-05398: Jun 1985: 7' 1 : Charly McClain (With Wayne Massey) A: With. With just one look in your eyes I know no matter how far down I go With just one look in your eyes I see someone who believes in me I work forty hours to bring home a dollar at times it barely keeps us alive Her last number one came with 1985's 'Radio Heart,' but she continued to chart until her last recording came in 1989.I read the headlines I see the hard times I wonder if we’ll surviveīut I know there’s no worries with just one look in your eyes She hit country's Top Ten for the first time in 1978 with 'That's What You Do to Me,' followed up with 1980's 'Men,' and hit the top spot one year later with 'Who's Cheatin' Who.' She stayed in the upper reaches during 1982 with 'Dancing Your Memory Away' and 'The Very Best Is You,' then hit number one again in 1983 with her Mickey Gilley duet 'Paradise Tonight.' McClain married former soap star Wayne Massey in 1984, and their own duet ('With Just One Look in Your Eyes') reached number five. Signed to her first recording contract in 1976, McClain's distinct vocal sound provided an edge in recognizability - as did her appearance. That inspired her interest in recording, and by age 17 she was a regular on the club circuit. McClain's father had tuberculosis when she was eight, and, since she was underage for visitation rights at the hospital, she had to communicate with him through a tape recorder.

When Epic Records decided it sounded catchier than Charlotte, it became a permanent professional banner. Originally named Charlotte, Charly McClain was given her masculine moniker by neighborhood friends in Memphis, and she also used it when she started playing hotel lounges.

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