“Sweet Young Thing”

Lyrics Permalink
I know that something very strange is happened to my brain
I’m either feeling very good or else I am insane
The seeds of doubt you planted have started to grow wild
And I feel that I must yield before the wisdom of a child
And it’s love you bring
No, that I can’t deny
And with your wings
I can learn to fly
Sweet young thing
People try to talk to me, their words are ugly sounds
But I resist all their attempts to try and bring me down
Turned on to the sunset like I’ve never been before
I listen for your footsteps and your knock upon the door
And it’s love you bring
No, that I can’t deny
With your wings
I can learn to fly
Sweet young thing, ah
[break]
And it’s love you bring
With dreams of bluer skies
All these things
When I see it in your eyes
Sweet young thing
Sweet young thing, ah
Personnel Permalink
Musicians (14) Permalink
- Mike Nesmith: Lead Vocal [1]
- Micky Dolenz: Backing Vocal [1]
- Peter Tork: Backing Vocal [1]
- Peter Tork: Guitar [1]
- Peter Tork: Dano Bass [1]
- Jimmy Bryant: Fiddle [1]
- James Burton: Guitar [1]
- James Burton: Dano Bass [1]
- Glen Campbell: Guitar [1]
- Glen Campbell: Dano Bass [1]
- Al Casey: Guitar [1]
- Al Casey: Dano Bass [1]
- Mike Deasy: Guitar [1]
- Mike Deasy: Dano Bass [1]
- Hal Blaine: Drums [1]
- Gary Coleman: Percussion [1]
- Frank DeVito: Percussion [1]
- Larry Knechtel: Piano [1]
- Bob West: Bass [1]
- Unknown: Backing Vocal [1]
Producers (1) Permalink
Writers (3) Permalink
Appearances Permalink
Albums (1) Permalink
Other Versions (7) Permalink
- Live 1967 (1987)
- Summer 1967: The Complete U.S. Concert Recordings (2001)
- Summer 1967: The Complete U.S. Concert Recordings (2001)
- Summer 1967: The Complete U.S. Concert Recordings (2001)
- Summer 1967: The Complete U.S. Concert Recordings (2001)
- The Mike & Micky Show (2020)
- The Wichita Train Whistle Sings (1968)
Recordings (1) Permalink
- Jul 18, 1966 — RCA Victor Studio A (Hollywood) [unverified]
Sources Permalink
- The Monkees: The Day-by-Day Story of the ’60s TV Pop Sensation (2005), Andrew Sandoval, p. 300.
- The Monkees (1994) (CD).