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Ow Pete she be cheating 😮

The Fred's did a good cover of this

I've often thought that this song was a tribute to Sophia Loren.

Sitting in my car, listening to the radio I had just fitted, as I waited for my Fiance to finish lectures at the Teacher training college in Winchester on a sunny afternoon. Such a lovely afternoon. We never married .

Absolutely wonderful ,beautiful song and singer I was maybe 12 years old ,poor, and still am poor, ha ha

A beautiful song I remember going to school about 1970 and hearing this song I could not understand some of the words growing up in Jamaica I used to stay up late at night listening to the radio with a pencil and paper trying to write the words down

Danny to funny the socks before he pulled his hair do lol

My parents loved this song and so do i, a real classic. Brings back great memories, thank you.

Some songs are beautifully ageless.

The challenges and difficulties of those days produced a better world than the decadence of yhe present day

I was 17 one song that still brings tears to my old eyes .❤️❤️❤️

Every time I hear this song, I get goosebumps. I translated it from Afrikaans for my late little sister in 1969 - she was my best friend✨️

Lovely images to accompany this audio . thanks for the careful edit to this wonderful song.

What a great sixties /seventies decade/era of music ,every day I listen to this music ,instead of listening / watching all the bad that's happening in our world these days , from Australia

There was a girl she was my best friend.i should have done better. I had everything and blew it. She stays 850kms away. She doesn't even speak to me now. At one time we would speak day and night.when ever I was down I would call her. And i would feel better instantly. ❤

First heard this song 10 years ago while working in a retail store. Loved it then and still do now as a 32 year old.

I played this song over and over in 1970 when i lost the love of my life

50 + 60 s era great music bands great life good food peaceful Cheers great memories

I was left cause I got broke. So this is my favourite song

We love you❤

What a wonderful number.Great song in.1969 and still is.

Love this song.

I trusted in God joined farming but till now I thank lord for the greatest chain that he broke from nothing to something

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I might be wrong but I think Peter Sarstedt was /is Adam Faith’s brother.

My late mother’s favourite song. I can see her now in my minds eye singing along to this. Music is so thought provoking, probably none more so than the 60’s. Happy times and memories, bless you mom ♥️

Just released from longkesh love this ❤😂

5years ogo i had a stroke left me paralyzed I had my family but always felt like i was a burden can't do nothing for my children just sit and watch them growing and how Steph thevve been treated sometimes and I must just keep quiet to hold the peace in the house waiting for21years 21years on a house of my own sometimes living with family is not so nice yo have to keep quiet to avoid fights and stress and this song make feel everytime that I will walk again when I listen to it I'm getting so overwhelmed and cry my hart out

An absolute classic!

A wonderful song. I wonder why British DJ John Peel called this the worst song ever written? Class warfare?

Saw him perform in limerick city in the 80s. While I sat there listening, closed my eyes and his voice was just as good as listening to a recording. Brilliant

I was 6 years old in 1969 much better times

Such a beautiful song and then a few years later Sting came out with his "stalkers anthem", every breath you take which drove me back to Sarstedt's piece of genius.

I saw Peter Sarstedt sing this live in Cardiff. There were tears in my eyes because I was listening to a timeless classic. RIP Mr Sarstedt

I first heard this song on WREK Georgia Tech Public Radio at 91.1 FM. I could never locate the title or artist for this song until some 30 years later. Although similar in many aspects to Carly Simon’s “You’re so Vain” this is worlds better!

Anyone 2024❤️🎸🎧🎤✌️☘️☘️🍀🍀

love this song in my late sixties part of my playlist a classic.

Ouchy, don't tell your partner you're dreams

2024 im here again

Tief berührt<3.

I have this classic on a 45 rpm record

maybe me i don't know but i think this is actually one of the saddest songs ever written .the rich in st Tropez etc street urchins from Naples never forget where you come from an never be ashamed of it as well always remember you take nothing with you when you depart .

In my head usually colours flowers clouds rain and d neat.

❤❤❤❤💎💋💋

Wonder who it was about? The subject has a a French name but grew up in Naples. Brilliant song. Songs of the 60s and especially the 70s cannot be beaten.

June 28th 2024, God bless ill be back on my feet working, without callong out sick, God bless every heart reading this

I have chosen this to be played at my funeral. I have so many happy memories of walking and climbing in these mountains, memories which will never fade.

Jus had surgery for cancer 1 week ago I love this song so much I played it everyday and it is helping me alot it make me feel strong even in my darkest times❤❤❤

We were married in 1969 and this song was the background to our love she died 15 years ago and this song still has me in tears 🥲❤

Braw!