Can I See You In The Morning
Album cover
Can I See You In The Morning
8 September 1970 · Album Release
"Can I See You In The Morning" is a song from 1970 by Michael Jackson, taken from the album Third Album.
- Lead Vocals
- Michael Jackson
- Songwriters
- Deke Richards
- Producers
- Berry Gordy, Freddie Perren, Fonce Mizell, Deke Richards, Hal Davis
- Track
- Third Album · 5 of 11
“Can I See You In The Morning” is a song from 1970 by Michael Jackson, taken from the album Third Album.
Can I see you in the morning?
(Can I see you in the morning?)
Can I see you in the morning?
(Can I see you in the morning?)
Can I see you in the morning?
Like I see you late tonight
Come and hold me
Come and hold me
Come and make me feel alright
In the morning
Can I see you in the morning
Can I see you in the morning?
Once I get down on my knees
Come and take me
Come and take me
Do with me just what you please
Just a short walk in the sunshine
In the open, side by side
Chance to hold you
Chance to hold you
Chance to hold my head up high in the morning
They say, you're too for me
But I know ya said that y'all wait for me, wait for me
Can I see you in the morning sun
Shining down?
I wanna see you
I wanna see you
Can I see you in the morning sun
Shining down?
Can I see you
Can I see you in the morning?
Can I see you in the morning?
In the morning
Can I see you in the morning?
Can I see you in the morning?
Can I see you in the morning?
Can I see you in the morning?
Can I see you in the morning?
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19 people credited on this song.
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D
Deke Richards Producer · Songwriter
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Berry Gordy Producer -
F
Freddie Perren Keyboards · Producer
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F
Fonce Mizell Producer
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H
Hal Davis Producer
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Michael Jackson Lead Vocals -
Jermaine Jackson Backing Vocals -
Jackie Jackson Backing Vocals -
Tito Jackson Backing Vocals -
Marlon Jackson Backing Vocals -
Wilton Felder Bass -
B
Bob West Bass
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G
Gene Pello Drums
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J
James Gadson Drums
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D
David T. Walker Guitar
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L
Louis Shelton Guitar
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D
Don Peake Guitar
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Joe Sample Piano -
D
Don Randi Piano
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