Day Dream (Live 1967) Ella Fitzgerald
"Day Dream" by Ella Fitzgerald, released in 1967, is a jazz ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and the beauty of daydreaming about a romantic partner. The lyrics convey a sense of wistfulness and hope. Unique musical elements include Fitzgerald's emotive vocals and intricate phrasing. #Jazz
Thank you, thank you
Thank you, that was from our little small group
And now we’d like to reminisce
With another one of the beautiful songs
Of Billy Strayhorn, a wordless
[Verse 1]
Daydream
Why do you haunt me so
Deep in a moonlit glow
You never let me go
(Scat singing)
Daydreams
Daydreams
Daydreams
(Scats:) daydreams
Thank you
Thank you, that was from our little small group
And now we’d like to reminisce
With another one of the beautiful songs
Of Billy Strayhorn, a wordless
[Verse 1]
Daydream
Why do you haunt me so
Deep in a moonlit glow
You never let me go
(Scat singing)
Daydreams
Daydreams
Daydreams
(Scats:) daydreams
Thank you
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