Melancholy March Julie London
"Melancholy March" by Julie London, released in 1956, is a jazz ballad that evokes feelings of longing and nostalgia. The lyrics reflect themes of heartache and the passage of time, capturing a sense of bittersweet beauty. Unique musical elements include London’s sultry vocals and lush orchestration. The song resonates with listeners for its emotional depth. #Jazz
Melancholy March, your gloom is showing
Your winds are blowing across the sky
Melancholy March, your clouds are crying
Your trees are sighing as though they'll die
I know you’re late for winter's tale
Too early for any spring
So we stand hand in hand
Waiting for anything
Melancholy March without a season
You have no reason or rhyme to be
Melancholy March, meet melancholy me
Melancholy March, meet melancholy me
Your winds are blowing across the sky
Melancholy March, your clouds are crying
Your trees are sighing as though they'll die
I know you’re late for winter's tale
Too early for any spring
So we stand hand in hand
Waiting for anything
Melancholy March without a season
You have no reason or rhyme to be
Melancholy March, meet melancholy me
Melancholy March, meet melancholy me
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