Written by Alec Wilder and Edwin Finckel and recorded by Frank Sinatra on his 1957 album Where Are You?
The words
A lonely man asks where the person meant for him is, and whether he will ever find her.
The song is a search with no answer: the singer wonders aloud where his true love might be and why she has not appeared. It is a melancholy, searching ballad with an unusual, winding melody. Dylan sings it with quiet resignation over a subdued arrangement, letting the unanswered question stand at the centre of a disc full of lonely late-night songs.
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The words
A lonely man asks where the person meant for him is, and whether he will ever find her.
The song is a search with no answer: the singer wonders aloud where his true love might be and why she has not appeared. It is a melancholy, searching ballad with an unusual, winding melody. Dylan sings it with quiet resignation over a subdued arrangement, letting the unanswered question stand at the centre of a disc full of lonely late-night songs.
Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗The same year · 2017
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