Blueberry Hill
Louis Armstrong The Gordon Jenkins Orchestra The Gordon Jenkins Choir Lyrics


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I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill
On Blueberry Hill when I found you
The moon stood still on Blueberry Hill
And lingered until my dreams came true

(The wind in the willow played
Love's sweet melody
But all of those vows we made
Were never to be)

Though we're apart, you're part of me still
For you were my thrill on Blueberry Hill

(I found my thrill)
Come climb the hill with me, baby
(on Blueberry Hill)
We'll see what we shall see
(on Blueberry Hill)
I'll bring my horn with me
(when I found you)
I'll be wit' you where berries are blue
(the moon stood still)
Each afternoon we'll go
(on Blueberry Hill)
Higher than the moon we'll go
(and lingered until)
Then, to a weddin' in June we'll go
(my dreams came true)
Ba-ba-da-de-buzz-buzz va-de-n-da-day

The wind in the willow played (do you really love me)
Love's sweet melody (as I love you?)
But all of those vows we made (will you still remember)
Were never to be (when the night is through?)





Though we're apart, you're part of me still
For you were my thrill on Blueberry Hill

Overall Meaning

In the song "Blueberry Hill," Louis Armstrong describes finding his love on Blueberry Hill. The moon stood still when he found her, and his dreams came true. He talks about the sweet melody of love in the wind and the vows they made, and how, although they are apart, she is still a part of him. The song is both a romantic and nostalgic one, with Armstrong wishing to relive those moments of finding love on Blueberry Hill.


The lyrics are simple yet impactful, as they convey the emotions of nostalgia, longing, and love. Armstrong's iconic raspy voice adds to the emotional depth of the song and makes it a classic that still resonates with audiences today.


Line by Line Meaning

I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill
I experienced joy and excitement on Blueberry Hill


On Blueberry Hill when I found you
I discovered you while on Blueberry Hill


The moon stood still on Blueberry Hill
The moon appeared stationary while on Blueberry Hill


And lingered until my dreams came true
The moon remained in place long enough for my wishes to be fulfilled


Come climb the hill with me, baby
Join me in ascending the hill together romantically


We'll see what we shall see
We will discover what lies ahead in our relationship


I'll bring my horn with me
I will bring my musical instrument for us to enjoy together


I'll be wit' you where berries are blue
I will be with you in a situation of great happiness and contentment


Each afternoon we'll go
We will spend our afternoons together


Higher than the moon we'll go
Our affection for each other will elevate us to great heights of happiness and fulfillment


Then, to a wedding in June we'll go
We will attend a wedding together in June


Ba-ba-da-de-buzz-buzz va-de-n-da-day
Nonsensical syllables to fill the song


Do you really love me
Questioning the sincerity of love


As I love you?
Wondering if their love is reciprocated


Will you still remember
Asking if the other person will remember them in the future


When the night is through?
Wondering if they will still be together in the morning


Though we're apart, you're part of me still
Even though we are separated, you are still an integral part of me


For you were my thrill on Blueberry Hill
You are the source of my happiness and excitement on Blueberry Hill




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Comments from YouTube:

@davidtodora6173

One of Best renditions of Gordon Jenkins & Satchmo

@ajsmith5295

Elvis Presley's version brought me to fats Domino version which brought me to Louis Armstrong's version brilliant met the three of them rest in peace

@marysebicheronet9611

Toujours un grand plaisir d'écouter le Grand et l'unique Stachmo

@hansg.engleder3799

I love this piece of music history from all three of them, Louis Armstrong, Fats Domino and Elvis Presley. Since I love Blueberry’s, I will be releasing my instrumental cover version with harmonica and french horns on my channel in the next few days.

@fromthesidelines

Recorded on September 6, 1949.

@willieluncheonette5843

try Drayton 2's version for something different It's spouge music.

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