You And The Night And The Music Peggy Lee
"You And The Night And The Music," performed by Peggy Lee, is a jazz standard released in 1957. The song captures the romantic allure of a night filled with music and intimacy, exploring themes of love, longing, and the magic of connection. Its lyrics convey a sense of enchantment and escape, celebrating the beauty of shared moments. Musically, it features smooth melodies and sophisticated arrangements typical of jazz, showcasing Lee's sultry vocal style. The song has influenced numerous artists and remains a classic in the jazz repertoire. #Jazz
You and the night and the music
Fill me with flaming desire
Setting my being completely on fire
You and the night and the music
Thrill me but will we be one
After the night and the music are done
Until the pale light of dawn and in daylight
Hearts will be throbbing guitars
Morning will come without warning and take away the stars
If we must live for the moment
Love 'til the moment is through
After the night and the music die
Will I have you?
Until the pale light of dawn and in daylight
Hearts will be throbbing guitars
Morning will come without warning and take away the stars
If we must live for the moment
Love 'til the moment is through
After the night and the music die
Will I have you?
Fill me with flaming desire
Setting my being completely on fire
You and the night and the music
Thrill me but will we be one
After the night and the music are done
Until the pale light of dawn and in daylight
Hearts will be throbbing guitars
Morning will come without warning and take away the stars
If we must live for the moment
Love 'til the moment is through
After the night and the music die
Will I have you?
Until the pale light of dawn and in daylight
Hearts will be throbbing guitars
Morning will come without warning and take away the stars
If we must live for the moment
Love 'til the moment is through
After the night and the music die
Will I have you?
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