Let It Be Me - Tom Jones - MP3 instrumental karaoke

In 1969, Tom Jones recorded "Let It Be Me" for his album This Is Tom Jones, offering a passionate take on a song that has been reinterpreted multiple times since its original French version, "Je t’appartiens," written by Gilbert Bécaud and Pierre Delanoë in 1955. The English adaptation, penned by Mann Curtis, became widely recognized through The Everly Brothers’ 1960 rendition. Tom Jones’ version stands out for its rich orchestral arrangement and deeply expressive vocal delivery, elevating the song’s message of unconditional love and commitment. Though not released as a single, "Let It Be Me" was a highlight of the album, which performed well commercially. The instrumentation blends sweeping strings with gentle rhythms, allowing Tom Jones’ commanding voice to take center stage. His interpretation adds a heightened sense of drama and longing, proving once again his ability to breathe new life into classic songs while making them feel personal and authentic.