"I Belong to You" is a 1991 song by Nikki Sudden from the album The Jewel Thief. The songs were recorded during a brief period when Sudden guested at R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck's home in Athens, Georgia. According to Nikki Sudden, the inspiration for the song came from Roger McGuinn's "King of the Hill" song. The song was later collected on the 2000 compilation The Last Bandit: The Best of Nikki Sudden.

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"I Belong to You"
Single by Nikki Sudden
from the album The Jewel Thief
A-side	"I Belong to You"
B-side	"Alley of the Street", "Jigsaw Blues"
Released	1991 (1991)
Recorded	John Keane Studio, Athens, Georgia, United States, May 14, 1991
Genre	Indie folk, folk rock, alt-country, roots rock, jangle pop
Length	3:29
Label	UFO
Songwriter(s)	Nikki Sudden
Producer(s)	Peter Buck and Nikki Sudden
Nikki Sudden singles chronology
"This Is Still England" (1986) "I Belong to You" (1991) "Buick Mackane" (1991)

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All songs written by Nikki Sudden:

1. "I Belong to You" – 3:27
2. "Alley of the Street" – 1:49
3. "Jigsaw Blues" – 2:56

• Bill Berry – drums
• Peter Buck – electric & acoustic guitars
• Brian Burke – harmonica
• John Keane – bass guitar, pedal steel guitar, audio mixing
• Mike Mills – Hammond organ
• Nikki Sudden – vocals

• "I Belong to You" at AllMusic