| | What Am I to You Lyrics Artist(Band):Norah Jones
Tell me darling true To me you are the sea Vast as you can be And deep the shade of blue When you're feeling low To whom else do you go See I cry if you hurt I'd give you my last shirt Because I love you so If my sky should fall Would you even call I've opened up my heart I never want to part I'm giving you the ball When I look in your eyes I can feel the butterflies I will love you when you're blue Tell me darlin true What am I to you Yah well if my sky should fall Would you even call I've opened up my heart Never want to part I'm giving you the ball When I look in your eyes I can feel the butterflies Could you find a love in me Would you carve me in a tree Don't fill my heart with lies I will love you when you're blue Tell me darlin true What am I to you If you find some error in What Am I to You Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to KT for submitting the lyrics. Review about What Am I to You Smoothness redefined! | Reviewer: Archana Ramana | 10/12/2007 ‘What am I to you’ follows true jazz tradition while keeping with Jones’ style of incredibly smooth and comforting music. The track begins with the bass guitar which is soon joined by an undulating lead with conspicuous strokes, creating a surprisingly upbeat yet relaxed feeling. The drums roll in, blending in with the mood and gets you tapping your feet. Jones’ refreshingly deep and airy voice begins the verse, the buoyant music continuing in the background. Her voice and style lend authenticity to the lyrics. It is the classic case of the lover who’s ready to give her all, has infact given her all, and now has nothing but questions and a longing for reciprocation. The bass line compliments the song, more than just giving it the fullness it is meant to. There is a change of mood in the third, fourth and fifth verses, a heightened sense of longing caused by the sustained notes and the perfectly matched seconds. A classic riff appears in between that fits in really well. The track descends to its casual smoothness in the last verse. Review the song What Am I to You The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Norah Jones" Music | |
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