You Belong To Me

Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean

Watch the sunrise on a tropic isle

See the pyramids along the Nile

Just remember darlin', all the while

You belong to me



See the market place in old Algiers

Send me photographs and souvenirs

Just remember when a dream appears

You belong to me



I'll be so alone without you

Maybe you'll be lonesome too and blue



Fly the ocean in a silver plane

See the jungle when it's wet with rain

Just remember til you're home again

You belong to me



Fly the ocean in a silver plane

See the jungle when it's wet with rain

Just remember til you're home again

You belong to me

You Belong To Me

Hazell Dean's 'You Belong To Me' stands as a defining track of the 1970s English rock scene, showcasing her signature blend of soulful vocals and driving guitar riffs. Released during her prolific period, the song exemplifies the genre's transition from pure blues-rock into a more polished, radio-friendly sound that characterized much of her discography. The recording features the characteristic raw energy and melodic sensibility that made Dean a staple of British rock radio throughout the decade. As part of her extensive catalogue of hits, the track remains a testament to her ability to craft emotionally resonant songs that balanced commercial appeal with authentic musical expression, cementing her legacy as one of the era's most influential female rock artists.