Written by Guy Wood and Robert Mellin in the early 1950s, famously recorded by Frank Sinatra and later by John Coltrane with Johnny Hartman.
The words
A man tells the woman he loves that she is the only one, and describes how she moves him.
This is a straightforward love song, addressed directly to one person and full of quiet wonder at what she means to the singer. It unfolds slowly, more a hushed confession than a declaration. Dylan treats it with restraint, his voice low and close over soft steel guitar and bass, making it one of the most tender moments on the first disc.
Words by Robert Mellin
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The words
A man tells the woman he loves that she is the only one, and describes how she moves him.
This is a straightforward love song, addressed directly to one person and full of quiet wonder at what she means to the singer. It unfolds slowly, more a hushed confession than a declaration. Dylan treats it with restraint, his voice low and close over soft steel guitar and bass, making it one of the most tender moments on the first disc.
Words by Robert Mellin
Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗The same year · 2017
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