I'll Be Around
Billie Holiday with The Ray Ellis and His Orchestra Lyrics

Dear Billie Holiday,

I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to discuss the lyrics to your beautiful song "I'll Be Seeing You" with Eddie Heywood and His Orchestra. As I interpret it, this song is a tender reflection on the lasting power of love and memory. When the singer says "I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places," there is a sense of nostalgia and familiarity that runs deep. The heart, as the song suggests, still embraces those old haunts, the small cafe, the park, the carousel, and the trees, all of which have been imbued with special meaning because of the love that the singer once shared with someone special.

As the song goes on, it becomes clear that the singer has not forgotten their love, and that even in the midst of a beautiful summer's day, with all its light and vitality, the memory of this love is ever-present. The singer acknowledges that they will always think of this person in a certain way, and that they will always be with them in spirit, even if they are not physically present.

Perhaps the most poignant line, however, is the one about finding the person in the morning sun, and when the night is new. The imagery of looking for someone in these moments of transition, when the sky is shifting from light to dark and back again, speaks to the deep sense of longing and yearning that the singer still feels. They know that they may never see this person again, but they hold onto the hope that they will be reunited someday, whether in life or in memory.

Overall, "I'll Be Seeing You" is a beautiful and bittersweet song that captures the essence of what it means to love and to lose, and to hold onto memories even when they are painful or difficult.

Sincerely,

[Your name]