Head In The Clouds 笠井紀美子 (Kimiko Kasai) (Ft. Herbie Hancock)
"Head In The Clouds" by Kimiko Kasai (ft. Herbie Hancock) is a smooth jazz track released in 1976. The lyrics express a dreamy longing and the bliss of love, blending themes of romance and escapism. Unique musical elements include Hancock's innovative keyboard work and Kasai's soulful vocals. The song highlights the fusion of jazz and pop, showcasing the cultural exchange in music during the '70s. #Jazz
[Intro]
Come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
Come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
[Verse 1]
I know you're lying next to me
But am I really next to you?
Who do you see when you’re looking at me?
Maybe you're looking right through
[Chorus]
You've got your head in the clouds
I’ve got this love in my heart
You've got your head in the clouds
So come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
[Refrain]
Come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
[Verse 2]
You know how I adore you
Loved you all for myself
But you belong to dreaming
Oh, cause you'll be dreaming of someone else
Come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
Come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
[Verse 1]
I know you're lying next to me
But am I really next to you?
Who do you see when you’re looking at me?
Maybe you're looking right through
[Chorus]
You've got your head in the clouds
I’ve got this love in my heart
You've got your head in the clouds
So come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
[Refrain]
Come down to me, baby
Come down to me, babe
[Verse 2]
You know how I adore you
Loved you all for myself
But you belong to dreaming
Oh, cause you'll be dreaming of someone else
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