"It's Nice To Be With You" is a song by Julie London, an American singer and actress, released in 1968. The song expresses feelings of happiness and contentment being with someone special. The lyrics convey the joy and gratitude the narrator feels towards their lover for bringing happiness and sunshine into their life. The line "Hey, look what you have done, showing me the sun" suggests that the person they are with has brought light and positivity, brightening their world. The narrator appreciates the words and actions of their partner, mentioning "I like the things you say" and "I like the way you do the things you do." It implies that the partner's presence and their loving behavior make the narrator feel cherished and understood. The chorus emphasizes the narrator's longing for the relationship to last. They express their fear of heartbreak and their desire for their dreams to come true. The line "Each time that I give my heart to someone new, they just turn it blue" implies past disappointments, but this time the narrator hopes their love will stand the test of time. In the second half of the chorus, they plead for their partner to stay and make their dreams come true. It indicates a deep emotional connection and a sense of completeness when they are together. Overall, the song portrays a sense of appreciation, hope, and the desire for a lasting and fulfilling relationship. It's about finding someone who brings joy and love into their life and wanting to hold on to that happiness.
