Love Me Frank Sinatra
"Love Me" by Frank Sinatra is a romantic ballad released in 1946. The song expresses a deep yearning for love and emotional connection, emphasizing the importance of genuine affection. Its lush orchestration and Sinatra's smooth vocals create an intimate atmosphere. The song is a classic example of the #Jazz genre, showcasing post-war romance and longing, resonating with listeners for decades.
I'm so in love with you, please love me
Whatever else you do, just love me
Go your way and dance and play till dawn breaks though
If you'll just call up and say "I love you, just you"
You're all that I desire, love me
I'd die if you should tire, oh, of me, love me
I'll be kind and I won't mind if you're not near
If you'll only love me, dear
(brief music interlude)
Love me
I'll be kind and I won't mind if you're not near
If you'll only love me, dear
Whatever else you do, just love me
Go your way and dance and play till dawn breaks though
If you'll just call up and say "I love you, just you"
You're all that I desire, love me
I'd die if you should tire, oh, of me, love me
I'll be kind and I won't mind if you're not near
If you'll only love me, dear
(brief music interlude)
Love me
I'll be kind and I won't mind if you're not near
If you'll only love me, dear
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