Written by Irving Berlin in 1932, it has been recorded by countless singers and is one of his best-known ballads.
The words
A lover answers the question of how much he cares by pointing to the depth of the sea and the height of the sky.
The whole song is built on a series of questions about the size of the singer's love, each answered with an image from nature that has no measurable end. It is simple and devotional, a pledge made through comparisons rather than promises. Dylan takes it slowly and plainly, letting the questions hang in the air over a hushed band.
Words by Irving Berlin
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The words
A lover answers the question of how much he cares by pointing to the depth of the sea and the height of the sky.
The whole song is built on a series of questions about the size of the singer's love, each answered with an image from nature that has no measurable end. It is simple and devotional, a pledge made through comparisons rather than promises. Dylan takes it slowly and plainly, letting the questions hang in the air over a hushed band.
Words by Irving Berlin
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