The smile on your face Lyrics

"When You Say Nothing at All," a ballad sung by Alison Krauss, is but one of the songs that encapsulate how the silence in communication between two lovers can agree with one another. This song was originally penned by Paul Overstreet and Don Schlitz and made a hit in 1988 as sponsored by Keith Whitley. The greatness of the song really did find a totally new emotional and tender dimension when it was performed again by Krauss in 1995. That deep bond that one can have with someone is articulated by this song perfectly, and sometimes, two are aware of the mutual feelings expressed just by a smile or a touch. Alison Krauss's version, released on her album "Now That I've Found You: A Collection," went from being the biggest surprise when it climbed to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles Chart to also earning the 1995 CMA award for "Single of the Year." The enormous surprise for Krauss and her team with the song happened because it really started charting and they started thinking it was going to do so. The sense of the song, according to Krauss, is how it manages to express the inexpressible depth of love and understanding between two people, how actions really do speak louder than words. The beauty of the song rests not in the words it says, but in the emotions that Krauss injects into it with the help of her voice - to the point that it becomes timeless and still manages to touch the heartstrings of whoever listens. It emphasizes the significance of nonverbal communication in relationships, reminding us of the need of being present and attentive to our loved ones.