Where Or When

Harry Connick Jr. · Other Songs - Harry Connick Jr.

It seems we stood and talked like this before



We looked at each other in the same way then



But I can't remember where or when



The clothes you're wearing are the clothes you wore



The smile you are smiling, you were smiling then



But I can't remember where or when



Some things that happen for the first time



Seem to be happening again



And so it seems that we have met before



And laughed before and loved before



But who knows where or when



Some things that happen for the first time



Seem to be happening again



And so it seems that we have met before



And laughed before and loved before



But who knows where or when



Who knows where or when

Where Or When

Harry Connick Jr. delivers a spirited interpretation of the classic standard "Where Or When," showcasing his signature blend of traditional jazz and pop sensibilities. The recording highlights his polished vocal delivery and sophisticated phrasing, hallmarks of an artist deeply rooted in the Great American Songbook. As part of a broader discography that frequently revisits timeless compositions, this track exemplifies Connick's ability to infuse familiar material with fresh energy and emotional resonance. The performance captures the nostalgic yet hopeful spirit of the original while maintaining the smooth, orchestral textures that define much of his work. It stands as a testament to his enduring commitment to preserving and revitalizing jazz standards for contemporary audiences.