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1950s Vintage Sounds | Crooner Hommage in Sinatra Style | Lesvodian Original Song

Lesvodian goes 1950s and presents a vintage-style love ballad in the spirit of the Rat Pack era. A nostalgic hommage to Sinatra, Dean Martin and the musical vibes of the Film Noir era. “Melanie, Belle Amie” tells the story of a saxophonist who lost his muse to another man but still plays for her memory. It addresses love, loss and longing. As usual this is a fully self-written song, produced with AI and music/video editing software. LYRICS Her name was Melanie, She was my belle amie, She loved the morning sun, And nights with joy and fun. I played my saxophone, That made her purr and moan. And when we switched the game, She felt no shame. Oh, if eternity Would show some dignity, Her smile, her graceful ways Would still cheer up my days. But my sweet Melanie, Dissolved to memory, A guy called Oliver Took her away. Oh pretty Melanie, I miss my belle amie, What made her say goodbye? I'll never find out why. Me and my saxophone, Now play our tunes alone, And when we switch the game, It's not the same. Did he propose to thee? Is he now family? Or was he also just Another grain of dust? Oh graceful Melanie, I thought I'd found your key. But when my lockpick broke, You'd turned to smoke. So let the wind blow strong, And take this mournful song. Maybe it finds to thee, Dear Melanie. KEYWORDS #1950s #music #ratpack #crooner #vintagelovesongs #saxophone #songwriter #sinatrastyle, #deanmartinvibe, #nostalgic