I Went to Sleep

I Went to Sleep

"I Went to Sleep" is a song written by Brian Wilson and Carl Wilson for the American pop band The Beach Boys. It was released on their 1969 album "20/20". The song was recorded in June, 1968.

Details

*"Written by:" Brian Wilson/Carl Wilson
*"Album:" 20/20
*"Time:" 1:36
*"Produced by:" Brian Wilson

Performers

*"Brian Wilson:" Lead Vocals

See also

*The Beach Boys
*20/20
*List of songs by The Beach Boys


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