What Is This Thing Called Love (Reprise) Tony Bennett
"What Is This Thing Called Love (Reprise)" by Tony Bennett, released in 1992, is a jazz standard that explores the complexities and mysteries of love. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and introspection, questioning the nature of love and its effects on the heart. Musically, the song features Bennett's smooth vocals accompanied by lush instrumentation, creating an emotive atmosphere. Its timeless themes have made it a staple in the jazz repertoire, reflecting the universal experiences of love and desire. #Jazz
Experiment
Make it your motto day and night
Experiment
And it will lead you to the light
The apple on the top of the tree
Is never too high to achieve
So take an example from Eve
Experiment, be curious
Though interfering friends may frown
Get furious at each attempt to hold you down
If this advice you only employ
The future can offer you infinite joy and merriment
Experiment
If this advice you only employ
The future can offer you infinite joy and merriment
Experiment
Make it your motto day and night
Experiment
And it will lead you to the light
The apple on the top of the tree
Is never too high to achieve
So take an example from Eve
Experiment, be curious
Though interfering friends may frown
Get furious at each attempt to hold you down
If this advice you only employ
The future can offer you infinite joy and merriment
Experiment
If this advice you only employ
The future can offer you infinite joy and merriment
Experiment
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