“Let Her In” is a pop song recorded by actor and singer John Travolta. It was released as a single in 1976 and appeared on his album titled “Can’t Let You Go.” The song was written by John Barry, the composer famous for scoring many James Bond films, and lyricist Don Black.
In “Let Her In,” the lyrics describe a man’s longing and admiration for a woman. The narrator expresses his feelings and desires to be with her, inviting her into his life. The song captures the theme of love and romantic yearning, conveyed through Travolta’s heartfelt vocals.
Musically, “Let Her In” features a melodic and soft rock arrangement, characterized by its gentle guitar strumming and Travolta’s smooth voice. The song has a mellow and pleasant vibe, complemented by the catchy chorus and Travolta’s earnest performance.
“Let Her In” received moderate success on the charts and showcased John Travolta’s musical talents beyond his acting career. Although he is more widely recognized for his roles in movies and television shows, “Let Her In” remains a part of his musical legacy and a reminder of his brief venture into the music industry during the 1970s.
