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Badly Drawn Boy — The Shining
Album: The Hour of Bewilderbeast
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Released: 2000
Length: 5:18
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Faith pours from your walls, drowning your calls
I've tried to hear you're not near
Remembering when I saw your face
Shining my way, pure timing
Now I've fallen in deep, slow silent sleep
It's killing me, I'm dying

To put a little bit of sunshine in your life

Soleil all over you
Warm sun pours over me
Soleil all over you
Warm sun

Now this slick fallen rift came like a gift
Your body moves ever nearer
and you will dry this tear now that we're here
And grieve for me not history
But now I'm dry of thoughts wait for the rain
Then it's replaced, sun's setting

And suddenly you're in love with everything

Soleil all over you
Warm sun pours over me
Soleil all over you
Warm sun
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Badly Drawn Boy isn't music that I like to have on all the time. But mainly because it's SO emotional and evocative. It sort of grabs you and requires your attention. Or it needs to pair with the moment that you're living just then (like some of the other comments touch on). The music is so lovely and poetic and philosophical. Personally, it takes me back to a time when I first discovered the music many years ago and the long distance relationship that I was in then. This song (like most of his at least from that album) is like the echo of the powerful emotions of a life being lived. Maybe that's why they're so compelling, at least to me.
Posted 1 year ago by Jungers42    [ Reply ]
 Theotis wrote:

A number of years ago on an autumn day, I had this song playing in the car.  As I was pulling out of my driveway, I looked in the rear view mirror and saw my high school age son with his girlfriend and my junior high aged daughter.  They were laughing and having a great time playing in the leaves, just being kids.  I paused to enjoy the moment and be grateful for how good life can be.  I'm looking out the same rear view mirror every time I hear this song.



Your story made me upgrade this song from 8 to 9.
It's the perfect song to cherish how good life is for many of us ("even though..." ;))

Thanks for sharing!
Posted 2 years ago by trogel    [ Reply ]
The arrival of this album through rave culture was quite something. First time we'd heard a beat-free tune, colliery brass, or a singer with human bad pitch for quite a while. I guess it marked the beginning of the Sunday morning of the ninetites.
Posted 2 years ago by MattRudely    [ Reply ]
this is quite nice. was that a tuba? just makes me feel good, I really like that.
Posted 2 years ago by carmelmik    [ Reply ]
A number of years ago on an autumn day, I had this song playing in the car.  As I was pulling out of my driveway, I looked in the rear view mirror and saw my high school age son with his girlfriend and my junior high aged daughter.  They were laughing and having a great time playing in the leaves, just being kids.  I paused to enjoy the moment and be grateful for how good life can be.  I'm looking out the same rear view mirror every time I hear this song.
Posted 2 years ago by Theotis    [ Reply ]
 ExploitingChaos wrote:
"Then it's replaced, sun's setting

And suddenly you're in love with everything"

AMEN
10
 
Yes.
10
Posted 3 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
"Then it's replaced, sun's setting

And suddenly you're in love with everything"

AMEN
10
Posted 4 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
Great intro - but vocals (meant to portray vulnerability I guess) let down the classic build up. Like watching a $50 pay for view boxing bout, only to see a knockout in the first 30 seconds! No No No
Posted 4 years ago by Matt_Maurer    [ Reply ]
 the_jake wrote:


French Horns?
 Northern New Orleans Brass Band from wiki

Posted 5 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
 noelbarnes wrote:
A simply beautiful track! Love the horns...
 

French Horns?
Posted 5 years ago by the_jake    [ Reply ]
 1000594710 wrote:
i always get this guy mixed up with fall out boy, so when i hear this - it's win-win!
 
same
Posted 6 years ago by Tang2    [ Reply ]
 TerryS wrote:
The intro and the arrangement deserve better vocals, imho.

 
I like the song well enough, but I concur: That intro and continued instrumentals set my expectations much higher than the song actually delivered.
Posted 6 years ago by ubuntourist    [ Reply ]
The intro and the arrangement deserve better vocals, imho.
Posted 7 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
Happy Valentines Day to Bill and Rebecca from Japan
Posted 7 years ago by NorthernLad    [ Reply ]
Gorgeous song especially the intro. One of those timeless moments in music. 
Posted 8 years ago by PockettVenus    [ Reply ]
Love the boy no matter how badly drawn he might have been.
Posted 8 years ago by GuiltyFeat    [ Reply ]
Definately not my taste. Decent song, at least.
Posted 9 years ago by TEG    [ Reply ]
For a split second I thought it was "Sorrow" starting.  Shame.
Posted 9 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
Badly written song.  
Posted 9 years ago by rockstarbro    [ Reply ]
 Lazarus wrote:

Love this song...  it tweaks my nipples...  and I am grateful for the unbridled adulation from my avid readers...  that is no moot point...

 
 

 
I'll be seeing this GIF in my nightmares tonight.  :-)
Posted 10 years ago by Egrey    [ Reply ]
 Lazarus wrote:

Love this song...  it tweaks my nipples...  and I am grateful for the unbridled adulation from my avid readers...  that is no moot point...

 
 

  
All work and no play...?


Posted 10 years ago by bronorb    [ Reply ]
The entire album is a joy but this song in particular. The line "remembering when I saw your face shining my way, pure timing" always reminds me of the first time I saw my wife, because she couldn't get a desk in her usual spot and happened to sit next to me. 
Posted 10 years ago by Mtoto    [ Reply ]

Love this song...  it tweaks my nipples...  and I am grateful for the unbridled adulation from my avid readers...  that is no moot point...

 
 
Posted 11 years ago by Lazarus    [ Reply ]

The arrangement is great. That's about it.


Posted 11 years ago by dig    [ Reply ]
Dang, 13 years already?! Wasn't this just introduced to me on KCRW. Another chapter slips into the nostalgia files.
Posted 11 years ago by rscherm    [ Reply ]
 xtalman wrote:
Beginning always reminds me of the Oswald cartoons that my kids use to watch.  They were rather clever on a number of levels and one of the shows I didn't mind watching with them.

 
Agree. Wonder whichever came first. that said this is a very pleasant tune.
Posted 11 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
A great album, this song always impresses anyone who I'm playing it for the first time.  It is very moody and sets up the rest of the album perfectly.  More BDB Bill!  Thanks.
Posted 11 years ago by domreo    [ Reply ]
MUZAK, Baby.
Posted 12 years ago by blueskymind    [ Reply ]
Beginning always reminds me of the Oswald cartoons that my kids use to watch.  They were rather clever on a number of levels and one of the shows I didn't mind watching with them.
Posted 12 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
 Misterfixit wrote:
Use of the marching band mellophone in place of the Eflat French Horn was very innovative.
 
Thanks for pointing that out.  I imagine that you are somewhat familiar with brass instruments to be able to hear such a distinction.  It's a sweet sound, whatever instrument it is.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 ZedLeppelin wrote:
The Hour Of The Bewilderbeast is a really good album. And it was made to be listened to as an album - not much emphasis on singles, except maybe for the excellent Dissolution. A definite recommendation.
 

Once around the Block was a pretty good single. (But I know what you mean.)
Posted 12 years ago by apd    [ Reply ]
One of my favourite albums. May have played better with less songs - not because there are any fillers on this, but it would have been a more concerted effort and less conceptual. The album that followed this gravely disappointed.
Posted 13 years ago by Pibailey    [ Reply ]
Use of the marching band mellophone in place of the Eflat French Horn was very innovative.
Posted 13 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
 ZedLeppelin wrote:
The Hour Of The Bewilderbeast is a really good album. And it was made to be listened to as an album - not much emphasis on singles, except maybe for the excellent Dissolution. A definite recommendation.
 
Zep, I totally agree. If time is taken to listen to the whole album it just grows and grows. I can understand why some might find it a little dull and off key, but that's kind of missing the point. Love it or hate it, the track (and in fact the album) has a style and charm all its own so I will give it a 9 all day long. 


Posted 13 years ago by MattB099    [ Reply ]
 tfodden wrote:
this is totally kicking back and enjoying a good scotch music.  I'm there.
That would be like mixing cola and Laphroaig . You can, but such a waste of a good single malt.
Might I suggest Billie Holiday? Dizzy? Anything less sweet and artificially flavored would work.


Posted 13 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
The beginning could be the soundtrack to that candy bar tv commercial with the guys trying to swim a race in caramel....


Posted 13 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
 frecko wrote:

Boring...that's all...

 
This puts boring to sleep.
Posted 13 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Love the Boy.
Posted 13 years ago by jennywho    [ Reply ]
 vit wrote:
This song depresses my laptop so much that scp is slowed to 1/10 of its normal speed.
 
vit needs a memory defragmenter or something, yes?

Posted 14 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
 frecko wrote:

Boring...that's all...


 

VERY GENTLE STATEMENT!
Posted 14 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]

Boring...that's all...


Posted 14 years ago by frecko    [ Reply ]
This song depresses my laptop so much that scp is slowed to 1/10 of its normal speed.
Posted 14 years ago by vit    [ Reply ]

I always think that the intro to this song sound like something that would have come out of Island Records stable of artist in the early 70’s and been produced by Joe Boyd.


Posted 14 years ago by ScottishWillie    [ Reply ]
this is totally kicking back and enjoying a good scotch music.  I'm there.

Posted 14 years ago by tfodden    [ Reply ]
 suebee3 wrote:
Reminds me of the theme song for "Oswald" the kids show.
 
Spot on.  Maybe they should change thier front man to Fred Savage and change the name of the band to "Badly Drawn Octopus" . . .

Posted 14 years ago by bitterdave    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of the theme song for "Oswald" the kids show.
Posted 14 years ago by suebee3    [ Reply ]
 spigolli wrote:
The offkey vocals are a major zit on an otherwise excellent tune.
 
And the lazy strumming?
Posted 14 years ago by Nuance    [ Reply ]
This is simply bad. {#No}
Posted 14 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]
 jpfueler wrote:

different segue this time.

Badly Drawn Boy - The Shining
Gomez - How We Operate
Procol Harum - Simple Sister
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - 666 Conducer

Coming out of that killer set Bill has going from Muddy Waters- Cab- to this tune, , , the volume isn't moving down, although this really helps calm things down. . the past hour plus is up at 8 or better
 

same segue - same effect, so nice!

Posted 14 years ago by ambrebalte    [ Reply ]
The Hour Of The Bewilderbeast is a really good album. And it was made to be listened to as an album - not much emphasis on singles, except maybe for the excellent Dissolution. A definite recommendation.

Posted 14 years ago by ZedLeppelin    [ Reply ]
Bewilderbeast guided me through the wilds of sticky NW woods, was camping next to water
Posted 15 years ago by mcYammer    [ Reply ]
The offkey vocals are a major zit on an otherwise excellent tune.
Posted 15 years ago by spigolli    [ Reply ]
First time commenter but this is why I love RP.... I haven't heard this in years and I really love this CD. Time to dig out the disc :)
Posted 15 years ago by danlaufer    [ Reply ]
 zipper wrote:
 andrewmi wrote:
Interference - Gold —> Badly Drawn Boy - The Shining

That was a masterful segue.

 
indeed.

 
different segue this time.

Badly Drawn Boy - The Shining
Gomez - How We Operate
Procol Harum - Simple Sister
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - 666 Conducer

Coming out of that killer set Bill has going from Muddy Waters- Cab- to this tune, , , the volume isn't moving down, although this really helps calm things down. . the past hour plus is up at 8 or better


Posted 15 years ago by jpfueler    [ Reply ]
 scraig wrote:
this is wickedly beautiful
 
If you were from New England it would be "wicked" beautiful.

Posted 15 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
this is wickedly beautiful
Posted 15 years ago by scraig    [ Reply ]
vivakitty wrote:
Brings up a whole stir of emotions. Always good to hear this song.


Same here. REDRUM REDRUM!

Posted 15 years ago by vit    [ Reply ]
 andrewmi wrote:

The entire album is excellent.  I would very highly recommend it.

 

Yeah, its my favorite of his, by far.
Posted 15 years ago by Darlington    [ Reply ]
Brings up a whole stir of emotions.  Always good to hear this song.
Posted 15 years ago by vivakitty    [ Reply ]
What andrewmi said.

And zipper.
Posted 15 years ago by aelfheld    [ Reply ]
andrewmi wrote:
Interference - Gold —> Badly Drawn Boy - The Shining

That was a masterful segue.


indeed.

Posted 16 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]
 romeotuma wrote:


This song is really good...
 
The entire album is excellent.  I would very highly recommend it.

Posted 16 years ago by andrewmi    [ Reply ]
Some Nick Drake influence here, I think...
Posted 16 years ago by jonty    [ Reply ]
Interference - Gold —> Badly Drawn Boy - The Shining

That was a masterful segue.

Posted 16 years ago by andrewmi    [ Reply ]
Was working on some writing assignments when this song started. And I could help but smille. Brought peace in my mind for a few moments. Great song :)
Posted 16 years ago by laidi    [ Reply ]
A lot of cello music today.  Hurrah!  Now how about some Godspeed You Black Emperor for the full orchestral spirit.
Posted 16 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
I just can't resist a French horn!{#Bounce}
Posted 16 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
Put's me in mind of Hogwarts.
Posted 16 years ago by desouza    [ Reply ]
scozzie wrote:
Sorry - something wrong with the submit button !!!!
Not Very.
Posted 16 years ago by Chi_Guy    [ Reply ]
I actually had to register just to comment on how happy this song made me.
Posted 16 years ago by shape5    [ Reply ]
"Who can turn the world on with her smile...?"
Posted 16 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
a cello is a living thing
Posted 16 years ago by federico    [ Reply ]
As an ex horn player, it's nice to hear horns in pop music. :)
Posted 16 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
Tirednotion hit the nail on the head.
Posted 16 years ago by Yesnil    [ Reply ]
Err ...he wears a hat.
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
Whoa... for the lucky ones who have given this album some serious listening, it can send you back in time to fond memories like few others out there:) Ahh.....
Posted 16 years ago by tirednotion    [ Reply ]
BDB always reminds me of the movie About a Boy. Great song, but they all kinda sound alike.
Posted 16 years ago by ch83575    [ Reply ]
Excellent transition. Both songs make me want some Neutral Milk.
Posted 16 years ago by Yesnil    [ Reply ]
reminds me so much of a dead friend...i'd love this song anywhere. right mr. greene?
Posted 16 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
natural_tools wrote:
Anyone else hear "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" in those horns?
lol, I hear that.
Posted 17 years ago by kindermanltd    [ Reply ]
5 -> 4
Posted 17 years ago by Zweiblumen    [ Reply ]
Anyone else hear "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" in those horns?
Posted 17 years ago by natural_tools    [ Reply ]
AAAAAAARGGHHHHHHH! Its a funeral dirge.
Posted 17 years ago by superfido    [ Reply ]
Funny I don't think of Jack Nicholson when I hear this song, "Heeeere's JOHNNY!"
Posted 17 years ago by lattalo    [ Reply ]
scozzie wrote:
Wonderful tune and the intro is instantly recognisable.....My Daughter (3 at the time) would hear the horn and say "this is a sad song" About a Boy - wonderful music, wonderful film
Continuing on with the child theme here, the intro sounds like the music for the animated show "Oswald" which I find very depressing. Yeah, that was a good movie for sure.
Posted 17 years ago by siandbeth    [ Reply ]
ZedLeppelin wrote:
Lucky he's a talented artist, and not just a silly name, isn't it Musikalia?
Definitely.
Posted 17 years ago by musikalia    [ Reply ]
Not a Badly Drawn song by any means. Me likes.
Posted 17 years ago by skdenfeld    [ Reply ]
trekhead wrote:
"Who can turn the World on with her smile..."
''You're going to make it after all...''
Posted 17 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
musikalia wrote:
Badly Named Boy What's wrong with his real name? 'Badly Drawn Boy' is just embarrassing. I have a hard time taking an artist for real with that ridiculous name.
Lucky he's great and talented artist, and not just a silly name, isn't it Musikalia?
Posted 17 years ago by ZedLeppelin    [ Reply ]
musikalia wrote:
Badly Named Boy What's wrong with his real name? 'Badly Drawn Boy' is just embarrassing. I have a hard time taking an artist for real with that ridiculous name.
Posted 17 years ago by DrLex    [ Reply ]
Wow... I almost forgot how much I love this song.
Posted 17 years ago by mikedill    [ Reply ]
Badly Named Boy What's wrong with his real name? 'Badly Drawn Boy' is just embarrassing. I have a hard time taking an artist for real with that ridiculous name. But this sounds okay. Hmmm
Posted 17 years ago by musikalia    [ Reply ]
scozzie wrote:
Sorry - something wrong with the submit button !!!!
And the edit/delete button...??
Posted 17 years ago by algrif    [ Reply ]
scozzie wrote:
How good is this ??
Sorry - something wrong with the submit button !!!!
Posted 18 years ago by scozzie    [ Reply ]
How good is this ??
Posted 18 years ago by scozzie    [ Reply ]
alas...sigh....love.
Posted 18 years ago by mrrmt    [ Reply ]
"Who can turn the World on with her smile..."
Posted 18 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
Thought this was Sufjan again, but not saccharine enough.
Posted 18 years ago by meloman    [ Reply ]
Wonderful tune and the intro is instantly recognisable.....My Daughter (3 at the time) would hear the horn and say "this is a sad song" However it is very much a family favourite several years down the track along with nearly all of BDB's music. About a Boy - wonderful music, wonderful film
Posted 18 years ago by scozzie    [ Reply ]
Lyrics are creative and he has such a nice voice. Great guitar too, though simple. Thumbs up
Posted 18 years ago by witchchild    [ Reply ]
Does the hat ever get washed?
Posted 18 years ago by flyfree    [ Reply ]
CanuckBeaker wrote:
The use of the mute on the horn makes this very appealing.
Makes it sound like a Chamber Pot Orchestra.
Posted 18 years ago by ndanger666    [ Reply ]
I'm not entirely sure, but I think the intro to this has been used in a commercial to sell loaves of BREAD here in Britain. Just can't stop picturing a nice Hovis loaf when the intro starts.... arghh... must go buy bread now.
Posted 18 years ago by maLeFunKtion    [ Reply ]
An insistently beautiful tune.
Posted 18 years ago by flyfree    [ Reply ]
this song takes me to a happy place. It must be the reference to the warm sun falling all over me...something we haven't seen enough of lately in Chi.
Posted 18 years ago by hippiechick    [ Reply ]
lovejoy wrote:
I keep bumping into Badly Drawn Boy at concerts and at pubs before the concerts, so I can't dislike him as he obviously has very good taste in both pubs and music ;-), although his name has, over time, changed in my head from Badly Drawn Boy to Badly Knitted Hat. My very first post on RP by the way. Hello all! This station is the best ever.
Welcome lovejoy! Amusing story by the way :)
Posted 18 years ago by Jacksonstat    [ Reply ]
I keep bumping into Badly Drawn Boy at concerts and at pubs before the concerts, so I can't dislike him as he obviously has very good taste in both pubs and music ;-), although his name has, over time, changed in my head from Badly Drawn Boy to Badly Knitted Hat. My very first post on RP by the way. Hello all! This station is the best ever.
Posted 18 years ago by lovejoy    [ Reply ]
xkolibuul wrote:
I'm sorry, but I can't take anyone seriously who uniformly rates all the songs of a diverse artist like Lucinda a '1'. She covers blues, rock, and folk genres: that's not a small range, and her music is complex. I don't have a problem with rating her badly, but please, bring some depth to the task.
let's see, two years or so later, i can say that i've rated a few of her tracks much higher than a one. i didn't like much of it back then, but a lot of it has grown on me now. excellent work being self-righteous, though. :)
Posted 18 years ago by PattonFever    [ Reply ]
its probably the cornflakes connection, although the lyrics are bizarre...
Posted 18 years ago by gorgeousgussie    [ Reply ]
love this so comforting somehow
Posted 18 years ago by gorgeousgussie    [ Reply ]
I'm sorry, but I can't take anyone seriously who uniformly rates all the songs of a diverse artist like Lucinda a '1'. She covers blues, rock, and folk genres: that's not a small range, and her music is complex. I don't have a problem with rating her badly, but please, bring some depth to the task. strick wrote:
Businessgypsy wrote: PattonFever - "i love this song so much". Consider that this quote is from a listener who, for better or worse, rated all Lucinda Williams songs 1. The clunkiest, sappiest, most heavy handed French horn part ever. Inexplicably, NPR uses it as a music break between news articles. I try to give Damon Gough a fair listen, because he is and has been capable of transcendence. This song, however, is base emotional pandering in my opinion. I expect more, a lot more, from such an exceptional talent. Still, a CD worth having. i don't like lucinda, so i can't like this? please. a break is in order. if you have a problem with me, and what i like, take it to PM, rather than attempting to piously berate me in public, like a child, over something that isn't relevant. i see no correlation between lucinda williams and badly drawn boy. i didn't do anything to you. in fact, i don't think i've ever even seen your screen name before, so your attack on me came completely out of left field. please. take your soapbox, and point it somewhere else. you don't know me well enough to warrant giving me shit about my opinions, so i suggest you cease this petty garbage immediately. thank you. GolfRomeo wrote: Man, chill out. Why pound on a fellow music lover? Especially one that has even heard of Badly Drawn Boy, much less appreciates it. thanks for that. i appreciate it. ^_^ I agree- take it easy on the reviewer.... This is a good song with no relevance to Lucida (who I dislike 70% of her stuff...) Keep things mellow, please...
Posted 18 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
I've got some happy / sad memories of this album. Some songs remind me of long summer evenings, going for a pint in Dublin city. Other tracks remind me of a painful breakup... in Dublin city This track though reminds me of an ad for Kellog's Cornflakes, as the first 60 seconds were used in it. It got over played on tv. As a result... I think I'm hungry. And I probably watch too much tv. And I should get out of Dublin more. hmmm...
Posted 18 years ago by eamo    [ Reply ]
Businessgypsy wrote: PattonFever - "i love this song so much". Consider that this quote is from a listener who, for better or worse, rated all Lucinda Williams songs 1. The clunkiest, sappiest, most heavy handed French horn part ever. Inexplicably, NPR uses it as a music break between news articles. I try to give Damon Gough a fair listen, because he is and has been capable of transcendence. This song, however, is base emotional pandering in my opinion. I expect more, a lot more, from such an exceptional talent. Still, a CD worth having. i don't like lucinda, so i can't like this? please. a break is in order. if you have a problem with me, and what i like, take it to PM, rather than attempting to piously berate me in public, like a child, over something that isn't relevant. i see no correlation between lucinda williams and badly drawn boy. i didn't do anything to you. in fact, i don't think i've ever even seen your screen name before, so your attack on me came completely out of left field. please. take your soapbox, and point it somewhere else. you don't know me well enough to warrant giving me shit about my opinions, so i suggest you cease this petty garbage immediately. thank you. GolfRomeo wrote: Man, chill out. Why pound on a fellow music lover? Especially one that has even heard of Badly Drawn Boy, much less appreciates it. thanks for that. i appreciate it. ^_^ I agree- take it easy on the reviewer.... This is a good song with no relevance to Lucida (who I dislike 70% of her stuff...) Keep things mellow, please...
Posted 18 years ago by strick    [ Reply ]
WonderLizard wrote:
Check out the sountrack to "About A Boy". Very cool. So's the flick.
Posted 18 years ago by strick    [ Reply ]
One of the best albums ever. A must have!
Posted 18 years ago by jakewhite77    [ Reply ]
this song reminds me of the first few moments of falling in love.
Posted 19 years ago by mrrmt    [ Reply ]
I swear I've heard a better version of this song.
Posted 19 years ago by malmquna    [ Reply ]
A simply beautiful track! Love the horns...
Posted 19 years ago by noelbarnes    [ Reply ]
"Who can turn the world on with her smile....?"
Posted 19 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
serendipity_blue wrote:
I like some of their stuff, but this one's boring.
It's a he
Posted 19 years ago by lunar1963    [ Reply ]