Bryan Ferry Lyrics

    ------ About the song I'll See You Again performed by Bryan Ferry

Noel Coward "channeled" this song while in a cab. It came to him complete, greatly helping his 1929 musical "Bittersweet" to a great success.

His song, “I’ll See You Again” has far reaching
significance for me. You can see why if you read my blog:

www.spiritualblogbyrauldasilva.net

    ------ About the song Slave to Love performed by Bryan Ferry

I saw this movie 20 years ago, and never forgot the great scenes and this incredibly sexy song!!!
Loved this one and You Can Leave Your Hat On by Jow Cocker!!!!

Now it makes me feel so sad for Mickey Roarke. He was so drop dead gorgeous then and now, you can't even tell who it is.

    ------ About the song I'll See You Again performed by Bryan Ferry

This song has such special meaning to me. I lost Tommy, the love of my life, in 1951 when a gun on his Navy ship blew up, killing him and six other young men. We had been married only five years, with one small child and we were only 25 years old. I married again in 1956 and, over 54 years of marriage and four children, I learned to love my husband deeply. I have never had closure about Tom's death - we never got to say 'goodbye' and his casket was hermetically sealed at request of the government. Flip passed away two months ago. I have never stopped grieving and I feel like I've only existed during these past years without Tom and Flip. I am 85 years old and now this beautiful song stirs memories in my heart that I cannot or will not forget of one who I still long for and another who I will also love and miss. I never knew that a heart could be broken twice.

    ------ About the song I'll See You Again performed by Bryan Ferry

I'll See You Again is from Coward's musical Bittersweet. It's a lovely song. Coward certainly late now grass grow under his feet. He worked constantly and swiftly. He didn't sit laboriously at the piano, composing. Rather he'd mostly quickly write down the basic tune and lyrics to his songs, then give the arranging to others. He was a "right handed" composer.

    ------ About the song I'll See You Again performed by Bryan Ferry

My school is doing this play and I'm in it. The play is called Blithe Spirit and in the very last scene Edith (that's me) has to sing this song in a cockney accent. It's amazingly funny. The play is amazing and I L-O-V-E Noel Coward. He was an amazing playwright and songwriter/ singer.

    ------ About the song Slave to Love performed by Bryan Ferry

Great Song. Sounds to me like something you would hear at a strip club. Only problem with the lyrics that I can hear is near the end of the song
No I can't escape
should be: And I can't escape

    ------ About the song Slave to Love performed by Bryan Ferry

ine the greatest hits ever of all time,he performed it at live aid in 1985 with some technical difficulties,great singer formely with the band(roxy music)....

    ------ About the song Sea Breezes performed by Bryan Ferry

This was one of mine and my ex's (Barbara Neill, nee Harding) favourite songs.

She died last Thursday, 30th March 2006.

And it makes me feel so sorry, as I never was able to reconcile our relationship - based on a friendship lasting some 19 years; and now I never can - and nor can she.

Requiescat in pace, my love.

Ian (aka Captain SpaceBat)

    ------ About the song Kiss and Tell performed by Bryan Ferry

Well, you may or may not have lived the 80's music scene, but if you matured (physically, sexually, and emotionally with the 80's as your chronological backdrop, the video and music set to this tune just "said it all". Daryll Hanan, Charlie Sheen and Michael Douglas did a fantastic job with the film and Bryan Ferry served up the goods with this track.

CTN

    ------ About the song Walk a Mile in My Shoes performed by Bryan Ferry

i needed a copy of this song for a vietnam vet who once had a roomate who sang the chorus only, "over and over and over." He last saw him five years ago and was pleased to find this tune.

steve