The Rhetoric of Frank Sinatra

  I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (Frank Sinatra - 1953 with Lyrics) - YouTube I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter And make believe it came from you I'm gonna write words, oh, so sweet They're gonna knock me off my feet A lotta kisses at the bottom I'll be glad I got 'em I'm gonna smile and say I hope you're feeling better And I'll close the way I do I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter And make believe that it came from you I'll be glad I got 'em I'm gonna smile and say I hope that you're much better The I'll close with love the way you do I'm gonna sit right down and knock out a very large letter And make believe it came Though it's not the same I'll make believe it came from you

Beste koop: September Of My Years . Op zijn vijftigste zingt Sinatra afwisselend melancholisch en majestatisch met een donkere en diepere stem doordrenkt van spijt, verlies en berusting een reeks gelijkgestemde songs met arrangementen van Gordon Jenkins over een man die met weemoed terugblikt op zijn leven. Het is dé plaat die van Sinatra's muziek definitief een gezongen autobiografie maakte.    Patrick Duynslaeger Writer(s): cahn/van heusen One day you turn around, and it's summer Next day you turn around, and it's fall And all the winters and the springs of a lifetime Whatever happened to them all As a man, who as always had the wandering ways I keep looking back to yesterdays 'til a long forgotten love appears And i find, i'm sighing softly as i near September, the warm september of my years As i man, who has never pauses at wishing wells Now i'm watching children's carousels And their laughter's musi...