Bluesette

Sarah Vaughan · Other Songs - Sarah Vaughan

Poor little, sad little blue Bluesette

Don't you cry, don't you fret,

You can bet one lucky day you'll waken,

And your blues will be forsaken,

Some lucky day lovely love will come your way.



If there is love in your heart to share,

Dear Bluesette don't despair

Some blue boy is waiting just like you,

To find a someone to be true to,

Two loving arms you can nestle in to stay.



Get set, Bluesette,

True love is coming,

Your lonely heart soon will be humming.



Pretty little Bluesette,

Musn't be a mourner,

Have you heard the news yet,

Love's 'round the corner.

Love wrapped in rainbows and tied with pink ribbons

To make your your next springtime

Your gold wedding ring time.

Bluesette by Sarah Vaughan

Sarah Vaughan's rendition of 'Bluesette' exemplifies her mastery of the jazz standard, blending vocal agility with a deep emotional resonance. Recorded in the mid-1950s, the track showcases her signature ability to navigate complex harmonic structures while maintaining an intimate, conversational tone. Vaughan's interpretation transforms the song's inherent melancholy into a sophisticated expression of longing, characteristic of her work during the swing and early bebop eras. Her phrasing and dynamic control set a benchmark for vocal jazz performance, highlighting her status as one of the genre's most influential voices. The recording remains a testament to her skill in interpreting classic material with fresh, personal insight.