Love Come Back To Me

Louis Armstrong · Other Songs - Louis Armstrong

The sky was blue and high above

Oh, the moon was new and so was love

This eager heart of mine keeps singin'

Oh, lover, come back to me



You came at last; you know love had his day

That day has past; you've gone away

This eager heart of mine keeps singin', baby

Lover, please, come on back to me



You know I remember every little thing you used to do

I'm so lonely

Every road I walk along, I walk along with you

No wonder I am lonely



Oh, the sky was blue and high above

(?) the moon was new and so was love

And while I'm waiting here

This heart of mine keeps singing

Lover, lover, lover, oh yeah



I remember every little thing you used to do

I'm so lonely

Oh, every road I walk along, I walk along with you

No, no, no, no wonder I am lonely



Oh, the sky was blue and high above

(?) the moon was new and so was love

And while I'm waiting here

This heart of mine keeps singing



Oh, lover, come back, oh, lover, come back

Lover, come back to me

Oh lover, come back, oh, lover, come back

Lover, come back to me

About Love Come Back To Me

Louis Armstrong's "Love Come Back To Me" stands as a quintessential example of his early swing era recordings, showcasing his unparalleled vocal improvisation and charismatic delivery. Recorded during the height of his career with the Hot Seven, the track exemplifies the New Orleans jazz style that Armstrong helped popularize globally. His voice, often described as a "human trumpet," transforms simple melodies into emotional narratives, setting a standard for vocal jazz performance. This recording captures the infectious energy and rhythmic drive characteristic of Armstrong's work in the late 1920s, influencing generations of musicians who followed. The song remains a vital part of his discography, illustrating his ability to blend technical skill with raw emotional expression. It serves as a testament to his role in shaping the sound of American popular music and establishing the foundation for modern jazz vocalists.