“Two Faces Have I” is a pop song by American singer Lou Christie. It was released as a single in 1963 and became one of his signature hits. The song was written by Lou Christie and Twyla Herbert.
“Two Faces Have I” is characterized by its falsetto vocal style, which is a distinctive feature of Lou Christie’s singing. The song’s lyrics express a sense of duality, with the singer describing his inner conflict and the two sides of his personality. The chorus includes the repeated lines, “Two faces have I, one to laugh, one to cry.”
The song was a commercial success and became a hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, reaching the Top 10. Lou Christie’s falsetto vocal performance and the song’s catchy melody contributed to its popularity.
“Two Faces Have I” is often celebrated for its memorable and unique vocal delivery. It remains a classic pop song of the early 1960s and is a defining moment in Lou Christie’s career as a singer.
