"You're My World" (Umberto Bindi and Gino Paoli; English lyrics by Carl Sigman; Carlin Music Corp.) [2:57]

Recorded 3 April 1964 at EMI Recording Studios, London

Released as Parlophone R 5133 on 1 May 1964 with "Suffer Now I Must"; UK#1.

Cilla Black with session musicians including Vic Flick (guitar) and Eric Allen (percussion) and The Breakaways: Vicki Haseman-Brown, Margo Quantrell, and Barbara Moore.

George Martin (artist-and-repertoire manager) with John Pearson (music director) and Norman Smith (balance engineer)

Notes and Quotes

Section	Time	M	Description	Text
Intro	0:00		short and sharp but quieting string bursts (compare "Psycho" and "Eleanor Rigby")	—
Verse			vocal starts and stays in her lower register	a
Verse			add strings back into the mix as melody climbs into a higher register	b
Chorus			bring full orchestra and backing vocals into the mix and build to a climax	c
Verse			guitar solo; second half of second verse and climb again to chorus	b'
Chorus			as above	c
Coda			repeat end of chorus and close with orchestral flourish on main melodic theme	b'

Text
You're my world you're ev'ry breath i take; you're my world you're ev'ry move i make. Other eyes see the stars up in the skies; but for me they shine within you're eyes.	a
As the trees reach for the sun above, so my arms reach out to you for love. With your hand resting in mine, I feel a power so divine.	b
You‘re my world, you are my night and day; you‘re my world, you‘re every prayer I pray. If our love ceases to be, then it‘s the end of my world for me.	c

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