Three O’Clock In The Morning
“Three O’Clock in the Morning” is a popular and enduring American waltz song with music by Julián Robledo and English lyrics by Dorothy Terriss. The song was originally composed in 1921 and was originally titled “Les Patineurs Waltz” in French. The English lyrics by Dorothy Terriss were added later.
The title “Three O’Clock in the Morning” suggests a romantic and somewhat dreamy atmosphere. The song’s lyrics are not particularly complex and mainly revolve around the idea of a romantic encounter late at night, with the clock striking three. The singer expresses the sentiment of being in love during this late-hour rendezvous.
“Three O’Clock in the Morning” became a popular and enduring instrumental piece, and it was often performed as a waltz in dance halls and social gatherings during the 1920s and 1930s. It is known for its lyrical and expressive melody and has been recorded by various artists and orchestras over the years.
The song remains a classic and evocative piece of American music, celebrated for its timeless appeal and its ability to create a mood of romance and nostalgia. While it is primarily known as an instrumental waltz, it has been recorded with vocals as well, making it a versatile piece in the world of popular music.