Bouquet of Blues Julie London
"Bouquet of Blues" by Julie London, released in 1955, is a jazz ballad that expresses deep sorrow and longing after a lost love. The lyrics convey feelings of heartache, using the metaphor of a bouquet to symbolize bittersweet memories. London's sultry voice enhances the emotional weight. The song's smooth instrumentation and melancholic tone contribute to its timeless appeal. #Jazz
Have you seen the girl of great regret?
Looking for the man she can't forget
Misery in high-heel shoes holding a bouquet of blues
Have you seen her go her lonely way?
Dressed in tattered dreams of goodbye grey
Lost with nothing more to lose, she carries a bouquet of blues
All she can hear is a echo of a voice saying this will last
All she can do is follow in the footsteps of the past
Think about the girl of great regret
Think about the man she can't forget
Never let the man you choose bring you a bouquet of blues
Looking for the man she can't forget
Misery in high-heel shoes holding a bouquet of blues
Have you seen her go her lonely way?
Dressed in tattered dreams of goodbye grey
Lost with nothing more to lose, she carries a bouquet of blues
All she can hear is a echo of a voice saying this will last
All she can do is follow in the footsteps of the past
Think about the girl of great regret
Think about the man she can't forget
Never let the man you choose bring you a bouquet of blues
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