Out of Nowhere
The Charlie Shavers & Ray Bryant Quartet Lyrics

The lyrics to "Out Of Nowhere" by The Charlie Shavers & Ray Bryant Quartet depict a beautiful and unexpected love story. The first lines, "You came to me from out of nowhere, You took my heart and found it free," suggest that the singer's love interest suddenly appeared in their life and freed their heart from its previous limitations. This person brought light and joy, as expressed by the words "wonderful dreams, wonderful schemes" that came out of nowhere. Each moment spent with this person became incredibly precious, symbolized by the comparison of time to a sweet flower.

However, there is also a sense of uncertainty and potential separation in the lyrics. The singer expresses the fear of the love interest going back to their "nowhere," a place that may represent their previous life or a distant location. If this happens, the singer would be left with only memories, but they still hold hope for their return. The final lines, "Hoping you'll bring your love to me," convey a longing for the love interest to come back, suggesting that their love was deep and meaningful.