"You're My Thrill" is a song originally written by Jay Gorney and Sidney Clare in 1933. The song gained popularity when it was recorded by various artists, including Billie Holiday. Julie London's rendition of the song brings a sense of longing and desire. The lyrics express how the person she is singing to is her thrill, meaning they bring her excitement, joy, and a rush of emotions. The person has a profound effect on her, sending chills through her and causing her pulse to increase. The line "nothing seems to matter" suggests that when she is with this person, all her worries and troubles fade away. She is willing to give her heart to this person unconditionally, symbolized by the metaphor of serving her heart on a silver platter. The lyrics also convey her confusion and vulnerability. She questions why she feels such a strong desire towards this person, even though it may seem strange or inexplicable. Despite this confusion, the person's presence makes her feel alive and unable to remain still. Overall, "You're My Thrill" is a romantic and passionate song about the intense emotions that can be evoked by someone who captivates and enthralls us.
