I blend head for a tune " the falling leaves drift by the window at the autumn leaves red and gold .... sung by Edith Piaf in 1950, with verses in English and French. Originally, the song comes with lyrics in French and is titled "Les Feuilles Morts " and is inserted into the film "Les Portes de la Nuit." It is then adapted in English, entitled "Autumn Leaves " and sung by Jo Stafford in 1957. 
version of Edith Piaf combines both versions, has a warm and deep.
Memories of a summer passion over, autumn leaves room for a fact of falling leaves and sweet memories of images and carefree.
The melody is soft and enveloping, with shades of melancholy, but light. makes me think of the heavenly because of the sensitivity that emanates. Do you agree?
Memories of a summer passion over, autumn leaves room for a fact of falling leaves and sweet memories of images and carefree.
The melody is soft and enveloping, with shades of melancholy, but light. makes me think of the heavenly because of the sensitivity that emanates. Do you agree?
What do you suggests?
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