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Rob's Song of the Moment
for 03-09-00
This time around, my song of the moment is a dance tune from an Irish group. This song is actually their first release but I just got turned on to this song. Their new song is "Tragedy" (the remake of the classic Bee Gees tune that you are hearing now), which is also good. Steps is a fun group. I just bought their album and it is just so perky and uplifting. I guess you can put them in the same category as the boy bands but this group made up of three girls and two guys is different. When I first heard this particular song, it was reminiscent of ABBA. I was surprised by how much this song sounded like ABBA except with a more modern sound. If you get a chance, this album is pretty good for being from a fluffy band. This group is produced by one of my favorite producers of the 80s. If you remember Stock, Aiken, Waterman. They produced singers and groups like Kylie Minogue, Dead Or Alive, Rick Astley, Hazell Dean. It's great to see these guys churning some new stuff.
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"One For Sorrow" by Steps
(written by Mark Topham/Karl Twigg/Pete Waterman)
I wanted your love
But look what it's done to me
All my dreams have come to nothing
Who would have believed
All the laughter that we shared would be a memory
I cannot count the tears you've cost me
If I could have seen
And do you ever think of me
And how we used to be
chorus:
Oh I know you're somewhere else right now
And loving someone else no doubt
Well I'm one for sorrow
Ain't it too too bad
Are you breaking someone else's heart
Cause you're taking my love where you are
Well I'm one for sorrow
Ain't it too too bad about us
I wanted your love
But I got uncertainty
I tried so hard to understand you
All the good it did me
Now the places that we knew
Remind me of how we were
Everything is just the same
But all I feel is hurt
And do you often think of me
And how we used to be
(repeat chorus)
And do you often think of me
and how we used to be
(repeat chorus)
Claire
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Lisa
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