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You Light Up My Life Lyrics: So many nights / I'd sit by my window / Waiting for someone / To sing me his song / So many dreams / I've kept deep inside me / Alone in the dark / But now you've come ...
27. Jan. 2017 · Regardless of whether you were even alive when it topped the charts, you've heard it: Boone's romantic ballad from a 1977 summer movie of the same name (starring Didi Conn). "You Light Up My Life ...
28. Juli 2021 · I hope that the albums Debby recorded with her sisters "The Boone Girls" are on CD soon as well, as well as the Pat Boone Family albums. It was a joy to hear this on CD. A fantastic recording and Debby is a very underrated music artist. She has such a beautiful voice. So, pick this up and listen to it, I am sure you will Love it.
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You light up my days and . fill my nights with song. 당신은 내 삶에 빛을 비추고 . 나의 밤들을 노래로 채워주었어요 'Cause you, you light up my life. You give me hope to carry on. 당신은 나의 삶에 빛을 비추었고. 계속 살아갈 희망을 주었죠 You light up my days and . fill my nights with song
In the spring of 2000, Pat Boone's record company, Gold Label, sponsored a national contest for America's Next Great Crooner, which resulted in DeHues taking the top prize and receiving a recording contract with the label. June of 2001 saw the release of DeHues' debut album, My Dream Come True, which was produced by David Diggs and David Siebels, and featured a dozen standards (tops being a ...
Come share my love. Come and share the good times with me. Listening to these heartfelt lyrics, it becomes clear that the song is about cherishing the present moment and the love we have in our lives. It reminds us that tomorrow is uncertain, and our dreams may not always come true. However, it urges us to make the most of today, while we still ...
Debby Boone. Dream, Grows, Nothing Ever Changes. 53 Copy quote. I'm in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on the One-Hit Wonder Wall. I'm still very troubled by the fact that I'm in the hall and my dad isn't. Debby Boone. Dad, Wall, Rock And Roll. 7 Copy quote.
