I Know That He's Mine
"I Know That He's Mine" is the tenth song on Caro Emerald's debut album, "Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor".
Description[edit | edit source]
- "Le feu qui embrase le coeur d'une femme ne devrait jamais avoit pour origine un briquet? Two packs of Gauloises sit on her table. Henri the bartender shares his re-assuring smile, Colette, the cashier who's seen it all suddenly sees nothing. And finally, Rene, the king of the accordion , floats his fingers along the keys of a chanson melacholie in this tribute to the land of hurt. He'll be back, she says, as she flits her fingers together to let Henri know she'd like another brandy...or three..."
Lyrics[edit | edit source]
Three o'clock on a late Sunday morning The candles have burned to their end Found the pictures we've taken And now I'm awaken and Sleep's my invisible friend
So I'm staring the hands off my wall clock Seems both of us just hang around Got no one to warm me And nothing to hold My body needs what it don't have
Without him, I really don't mind A little bit lonely He'll make up in time As long as he loves me He'll answer his crime The door stays wide open I know that he's mine
The tracks of my tears keep on freezin' I'm melting the cold in the halls I feel like I'm drownin' There's no one around And now I'm just climbing the walls
Perhaps if I played the seductress A passionate woman of guile He'd be here in a minute The heat won't diminish He'd wear nothing more than a smile
Without him, I really don't mind A little bit lonely He'll make up in time As long as he loves me He'll answer his crime The door stays wide open I know that he's mine
Charlie keep singin' that chanson Your words always make so much sense And though they're in French I've got no defense I know that I'm reaching the end
So, rumours, keep flying around me It's you I refuse to believe He's right round the corner He knows that I'm home now And nobody calls me naive
Without him, I really don't mind A little bit lonely He'll make up in time As long as he loves me He'll answer his crime The door stays wide open I know that he's mine
Credits[edit | edit source]
- Written by David Schreurs, Vincent Degiorgio and Caroline van der Leeuw
- Published by Billy Ray Louis Music Publishing/Collect!
- © Music Publishers, Grandmono Music
- Grand piano: Daan Herweg
- Electric guitar: Wieger Hoogendorp
- Accordion, drum programming, bass, upright piano, dub fx: David Schreurs
- Additional dub fx: Robin Veldman
- Clarinet: Jonathan Bittman
- Brass arrangement by Peter Huber
- Trumpet: Peter Huber
- Tenor sax: Arnoud de Graaff
- Baritone sax: Koen Schouten
- Strings arranged by Ellie Wyatt
- Violin, viola: Ellie Wyatt
- Cello: Joe Giddey