The second and final tune of this Quarantine Jams episode pairs naturally with the preceding Young and Foolish, creating a mini-medley around the theme of youth. Cohen takes a brief half-chorus piano solo over the 32-bar ABAC form at a relaxed 90 BPM, followed by Aimee's quarter-chorus vocal improvisation. The short solo lengths and gentle swing feel keep the performance intimate, running just over three minutes. Johnny Richards composed the tune in 1953, and Frank Sinatra's hit recording that same year turned it into one of the era's defining pop-jazz standards. The song's optimistic message about maintaining a youthful spirit takes on additional resonance in the context of the Quarantine Jams series, recorded during a period when musicians were adapting to performing in isolation. The pairing of these two thematically linked standards gives this brief two-song session a cohesive arc despite its compact runtime.
