I Need You by Tim McGraw (featuring Faith Hill)

Album: Let It Go (2007)

Charted: 50

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In this song Tim McGraw performs a duet with his wife Faith Hill. McGraw told CMT News that rather than performing a classic duet in which they harmonize together, he wanted the two of them to be trading lines. He explained: "That's what I wanted the song to be when we set out to cut it. I didn't want our voices to ever touch. I thought that would be cool if we sang a love song without our voices ever touching. It just kind of creates some tension. And she did a beautiful job on it."
McGraw told CMT News that singing with his wife was tough as, "She's just a great, soulful singer, and I'm always scared I'm just gonna screw her up if I'm involved. But I love singing with her."

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Yvette from Peachtree City, GaThis song has to be one of the sexiest songs ever. And when Tim and Faith sing it in concert it is even hotter!

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