In My Music

Al Jarreau · Other Songs - Al Jarreau

In my music, lalala

Keeps me happy

Flowin' on

In my music, lalala

You'll be the one thing

That won't ever let me down



You'll be my piece of the pie

That keeps me alive

You'll be the reason why

I give all my props to you

Oh, Ain't nothin' new

You'll be the one thing

Who I'd owe it all too, yeah



In my music 2x

In my music, lalala

Inspiration is everywhere

In my music, lalala

Keeps me breathin'

Like a breath of fresh air



You'll be my morning light

That breaks through my night

You are my bloodline

What would I do without you

Hey, I always knew

You'd be the one thing

Who I'd owe it all too



In my music, lalala

I've been waiting all alone

In my music,lalala

Comes a feelin'

Like I'd never ever known



You'll be my piece of the pie

That keeps me alive

You'll be the reason why

I give all my props to you

Oh, ain't nothin' new

You'll be the one thing

Who I'd owe it all too



You'll be my morning light

That breaks through my night

You are my bloodline

What would I do without you

Hey, I always knew

You'd be the one thing

Who I'd owe it all too (2x)



In my music (3x)

In My Music

Al Jarreau's "In My Music" stands as a testament to his mastery of vocal improvisation and jazz fusion, blending R&B sensibilities with complex harmonic structures. The track exemplifies Jarreau's signature ability to weave intricate melodic lines that prioritize emotional expression over rigid rhythmic adherence. Recorded during a period where he frequently explored the intersection of jazz and contemporary pop, the song showcases his versatility as a performer who could seamlessly transition between smooth balladry and high-energy improvisation. While specific album placement varies in public records, the piece remains a defining example of his mid-career work, reflecting his commitment to pushing the boundaries of vocal jazz while maintaining commercial appeal. The recording captures the essence of his live performance style, where the music serves as a vehicle for spontaneous creativity and deep emotional connection.