"I Remember You" is a song originally written by Johnny Mercer and composed by Victor Schertzinger. Julie London's rendition of the song captures the nostalgia and longing for a lost love. The lyrics convey the memory of a past romance and the profound impact it had on the narrator's life. The song starts with the narrator reminiscing about the person who made their dreams come true. They recall the tender moments they shared and the exchange of "I love you's." The line "A few kisses ago" portrays the passage of time since their relationship ended. The lyrics then touch upon the enchanted memories experienced with this person. The metaphor of a distant bell and falling stars signifies the magical and fleeting nature of their love. These moments are likened to rain falling from the blue sky, symbolizing the unexpected and emotional intensity of their connection. As the song progresses, the narrator contemplates their life's journey and muses about what they will remember when it comes to an end. They express that when the angels inquire about the most thrilling moments, they will answer with the memory of this past love. The sentiments behind "I remember you" convey a deep, lasting impression left by this special person. Overall, Julie London's interpretation of "I Remember You" explores the bittersweet nature of lost love and how the memories of a significant relationship can linger on, even after it has ended. The song reflects on the powerful impact and lasting impression a past love can have on an individual's life.
