That's My Desire
Tony Osborne And His Orchestra Lyrics
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And reminisce with you that's my desire.
To meet where gypsies play, down in that dim cafe,
And dance 'till break of day that's my desire.
We'll sip a little glass of wine, I'll gaze into your eyes divine.
I'll feel the touch of your lips pressing on mine.
To hear you whisper low just when it's time to go,
The lyrics of "That's My Desire" express the strong desire of the singer to be with someone he is in love with. He longs to spend a night with his lover in an old rendezvous where the memories of their past can be revived. The singer wants to be with his lover in a dimly lit gypsy café and dance until daybreak. The intimacy between the two is further highlighted by the line "I'll feel the touch of your lips pressing on mine" indicating a longing for a passionate kiss. The singer expresses a sweet sentiment, of hearing his lover whisper softly, "Cherie, I love you so" just when it's time to go.
The song speaks to the desire to hold onto memories of love and to yearn for the opportunity to relive them in the future. The lyrics can be seen as a classic representation of love, with the singer reflecting on his memories of his lover and yearning for the same intimacy in the future. The romantic and nostalgic tone of the song is complemented by the lush orchestration, creating a warm and comforting sound.
Line by Line Meaning
To spend one night with you in our old rendezvous,
My deepest longing is to spend one night with you in the place where we used to meet.
And reminisce with you that's my desire.
I wish to remember and evoke memories with you at that place.
To meet where gypsies play, down in that dim cafe,
I want to meet you at a cafe frequented by gypsies with a dim ambience.
And dance 'till break of day that's my desire.
I desire to dance with you all night until the break of day.
We'll sip a little glass of wine, I'll gaze into your eyes divine.
While sharing a glass of wine, I want to stare at your beautiful eyes.
I'll feel the touch of your lips pressing on mine.
I want to experience your lips pressing against mine.
To hear you whisper low just when it's time to go,
As we prepare to leave, I want to hear you whisper softly to me.
Cherie, I love you so, that's my desire.
My ultimate desire is to confess my love for you, my dear Cherie.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: HELMY KRESA, CARROLL LOVEDAY
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@luisfranciscoochoarojas
Siempre gracias Gustavo. Gran saludo.
@carmengonzalez5123
Gracias Gustavo es un gusto escuchar buena música
@geoluce8744
What is this joke : Only the first track is from the LP and after it's disco sound ?!!!!!
@bobdavis4848
No, not only the first track is from the LP; most of the intended album is at the end. See my longer comment in response to S Chak.
@subhrenduchakraborty9440
Wrong tracks are being played... And these are obviously don't sound like 50s rather 80s 90s
@gmoralesmx2
obviously that is, I do not want to play original tapes with their annoying noise of LPs already very worn, I prefer a cleaner sound and if possible mastered thanks for your comment greetings
@subhrenduchakraborty9440
@@gmoralesmx2 ok , but I am not clear.. because then why did you post it under that caption and the track listing ?
@bobdavis4848
@@subhrenduchakraborty9440 S Chak: You are referring only to the additional, inappropriate 80s or 90s sounding music between 2:36 and 46:27, which should not be here. The rest of this post is the accurate music.
@bobdavis4848
@@gmoralesmx2 Gustavo Morales Battagglini: But the subject here is not about clarity and mastering. The mastered music here is of more than just the Tony Osborne and his Orchestra “Hands Across The Table” album. You list song titles that total 31 minutes and 38 seconds. But the music you put for this video is 75 minutes and 50 seconds. The playing and production of inappropriate, uncredited additional music here, from 2:36 through 46:27, do not sound like 1957 but much more recent. For example, the music starting at about 39 minutes in has a post disco sound. Also you misspelled parts of the standard song title “I’m Getting Sentimental Over You” which is clipped at the end.
@subhrenduchakraborty9440
@@bobdavis4848 Actually after listening the 1st track I didn't go beyond 15 to 20 mins & I discovered that. I did not listen what was there after 46... I guessed it would be same throughout. It is a Hodgepodge