Let it be me

LET IT BE ME

by Gilbert Bécaud in french in 1955, Recorded in English by the Everly Brothers in 1960. The chart here for the song is in C, and the Everly Brothers' version is sung in the key of G on the YouTube recording.

The sweetest of songs, in duet and in harmony, this song beckons heartfelt gratitude for found love.

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