"The Very Thought of You" is a classic love song originally written by Ray Noble in 1934. Engelbert Humperdinck's rendition of the song adds his own distinct interpretation and emotion to the lyrics. The song revolves around the idea that the mere thought of being with someone you love can consume your mind and uplift your spirits. The speaker in the song confesses that thinking about their loved one makes them forget about the mundane tasks and responsibilities of everyday life. It portrays the feeling of being lost in a daydream, where everything seems perfect and happiness is abundant. The lyrics emphasize the longing and desire for the loved one's presence. The speaker expresses how time slows down when they are apart and how every moment seems to drag until they can be reunited. Referencing the person they love, the speaker finds beauty in everything around them, seeing their face in flowers and their eyes in the stars above. Engelbert Humperdinck's rendition of the song captures the deep emotions and romantic sentiment of longing for someone special. His interpretation showcases the intensity of love and the impact it can have on one's thoughts and emotions. Overall, "The Very Thought of You" is a touching and heartfelt expression of longing, love, and the joyous feeling of having someone special in your life.
