All I See Is You

Dusty Springfield

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All I See Is You:Dusty Springfield. #9 in UK and #21 on BB Hot 100 on PHILIPS Records in 1966. INTRO: #1. I tried so hard all summer through not to think too much of you. But the more I try the more I find I just can’t leave the past behind. Times that are happy are times that are few. And once I was happy when I-I had you. BRIDGE: The days have come and gone since you were here. Nights are twice as long without you near. Pictures on my mind stand out so clear. No matter where I am or what I do my darling all I see is you. #2. You’re there in every dream I ever dream. There at every place I’ve ever been. Everyday I find you’re in my heart and on my mind. I close my eyes but I’m not blind I see you still. And when I throw my arms out wide I find that you’re not by my side. But one thing is for sure until you do..all I see is you. INTERLUDE: #3. Everyday I find you’re in my heart and on my mind. I close my eyes but I’m not blind I see you still. OUTRO: Ohhh I won’t live again til I’m with you oh darling. Ohhh I won’t love again unless it’s with you. (Aaaaaa-aaaaaa-aaaaaaa) So until the day when you are back with me to stay in every way all I see-eee is you-oooooooooooooooooooo..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque l'incapacité de tourner la page après une séparation. L’artiste lutte avec des souvenirs persistants d’un amour passé, et chaque jour, il réalise que cette personne occupe toujours une place centrale dans ses pensées et ses rêves. La douleur de l’absence est palpable, et malgré les efforts pour avancer, il se rend compte que rien ne peut remplacer cette connexion. Le contexte de cette chanson des années 60, époque marquée par des émotions intenses et des réflexions sur l’amour, illustre parfaitement ce sentiment universel de perte et de nostalgie. C'est un cri du cœur, le témoignage d’une affection qui reste vivace, malgré le temps qui passe.