“Let It Be Me” is a classic love ballad that Elvis Presley recorded in 1970 for his album “That’s the Way It Is.” The song, originally written in French as “Je t’appartiens” by Gilbert Bécaud and Pierre Delanoë, was later adapted into English by Mann Curtis.

In Presley’s rendition of “Let It Be Me,” his velvety voice delivers the heartfelt lyrics with sincerity and emotion. The song expresses the timeless sentiment of devotion and commitment in a romantic relationship, with the narrator pledging unwavering love and support to their partner.

With its tender melody and poignant lyrics, “Let It Be Me” became a beloved classic in Presley’s repertoire. His soulful interpretation of the song resonated with audiences, capturing the essence of enduring love and companionship.

While “Let It Be Me” may not be as well-known as some of Presley’s other hits, it remains a cherished gem in his discography, cherished by fans for its beauty and sincerity. The song continues to evoke feelings of romance and nostalgia, reminding listeners of the enduring power of love.