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The original lyrics were written by jacques prévert in french, and in 1950 johnny mercer wrote the english lyrics. The song autumn leaves was written by johnny mercer, joseph kosma and jacques prévert and was first recorded and released by jo stafford with orchestra conducted by harold mooney in 1950. Autumn leaves, with lyrics written by johnny mercer in 1947, is a very popular song and has been covered by many famous singers including jo stafford, edith piaf (who sang both french and.

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Les feuilles mortes (literally “the dead leaves”) is a popular french song originally recorded in 1945 Captivating listeners with its melancholic melody and lyrics It is known in english as “autumn leaves”

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The song was composed by joseph kosma with lyrics by french poet jacques prévert

It was featured for the first time in the movie “les portes de la nuit” (1946) starring yves montand. The lyrical analysis of autumn leaves shows how autumn’s romance and the sadness of parting create a lasting impact Autumn leaves stands the test of time, thanks to its carefully crafted lyrics and rich emotions in both languages. This song was adapted in english from a french song les feuilles mortes in 1947

Johnny mercer from capitol records came up with the lyrics while waiting on his porch for capitol's publishing exec, mickey goldsen, who would drive him to a train station.