i just love the fact that there are so many aussies here, as for me I was an 18 yo in Melbourne getting over my broken heart still, no regrets I have had a wonder filled life
Over 60 years ago when in my mid teens my parents took me to a social group that they attended weekly and their married friends walked in with 'SHE' being their daughter and i immediately fell in love with her and have been ever since. However i incorrectly considered that SHE was so far above me that i did not have the right to even talk to her and so i didn't - except for a casual hello even though i was nearly fainting with excitement being near to her. This went on for many weeks and then one day she never came back again. I eventually married and went to live in another country and when my marriage failed i the tried for many many years to contact her and then in this last year i finally heard from her cousin who was located for me that SHE had died in a car accident some 25 years ago and therefore i would never have full closure - and even though i never really knew her intimately SHE was the love of my life and always will be. I love you Joy T and know that i will till the day i die and i will forever regret the missed opportunity of knowing you. The words of this song are from me to you Joy T even though somewhat a bit too late. Terry C.
Light a candle for her & hold her with a relaxed warmth in your heart, brother, you both deserve it. What you saw & felt about her was within you all along. Please, breathe long, slow & deep, there’s no loss here, she then lived her life as a sovereign being then left. She’s done her job. Look after what was brought forth from within you, gently & always, speak to it like it’s a child that’s just come into the World, it’s nothing short of precious & one reason why you’re here. Give it unconditional love, reassurance & it, in turn, will look after you. Don’t waste this gift the both of you have conjured up man, it’s rare, you’re healing the both of you & then some… bless you brother, from one who has been there & learned….42 years later I could speak my peace. You’re not alone, with you, big hug from afar. Hey, trust me, it is doable (it has a way of knowing how to heal itself & just awaits the right season despite the passing of the years), there is peace & a ‘wholeness,’ then you’ll know why it all came to pass the way it did…🙏💜
I was 12 years old selling papers pub to pub in Fortitude Valley in 1974. Even then I knew the pain of pouring your heart out to someone who couldn't even remember your name!
these songs are just so great, they remind me of a time of youthful innocents, of loving parents and a loving family, there all gone, friends that are gone, innocents that is lost, my parents , family and friends now live in my heart, to my mum and dad, i love you and i miss you
Pretty innovative studio effect with the harmony vocals. All in all, a great song. Beats the shit out of 95% of the rubbish we have to endure nowadays.
I've just spent nearly an hour searching for this song. The goosebumps from hearing it again for the first time in nearly 20 years. Brought back so many memories. I first heard it in 1983 while on a dance floor. :)
I am 70 years old -------------- and suddenly 50 years of my rather dismal (but interesting) life have passed before my tear filled eyes. Thank you who ever it was who uploaded this.
@@paulwilson9281 Pretty sure I first heard this great song in early 70's when I was in my early 20's. I am now 74 years old - post was 4 years ago. The other great classic from that long ago era that has stayed with me all these years is reflections of My Life by Marmalade.
ONE OF THOSE MASTERPIECES THAT NEVER REALLY MAKE IT TO THE TOP AS IT SHOULD HAVE DONE. FANTASTIC SONG. REMEMBERED IT FROM THE 70'S, NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN. BRINGS BACK MEMORIES. FANTASTIC.
One of the great true one hit wonders. Osmosis never really existed, just a bunch of guys who recorded a song together. There was no album, no follow up, nothing. Nonetheless this was a huge hit in Australia.
Sorry, hate to be late to the party, but that's not actually true. I actually saw them perform in Johannesburg in 1975. They were actually a South African rock band, who had a hard time getting their music out because of the Apartheid sanctions. Actually almost every group in South Africa back then had that problem. That's why there's such a strange history about them and why the song only made it to Australia and nowhere else. With Sanctions, they had to be kind of anonymous with their biggest "hit", and not really say anything about the fact they were South African. That's also why there there was no album or follow up. They were actually a pretty good hard rock band that became popular in South Africa for their performances more than their songs. This was their "power ballad" taken from a long studio time demo recording in 1974 of an Italian song. That's why there's a false history about them I guess.
@@Geoffroxx About the same with me, but I heard it a few times in my 20s listening to the 60/70s music stations on Saturday nights. Great to hear it on TH-cam ... have never seen it on iTunes, etc.
@@11matt11 thanks for the info about this amazing band it was a shame that it only made it to Australia because of what happened in south Africa at the time because if not this band would be world famous. Do u know if they are still going now or anything about them now ?
@@bevanjackson2694 It's been many years since I was back in South Africa. My Dad went for mediation talks there. They were big in SA in the mid 1970's, but couldn't make a lot of money I think because of Apartheid. They were similar to the band "Sweet" in England, where their music was much more hard rock than the music that made it to radio. But what a great concert band. Great musicians.
So good to see all the positive comments about this song...I always found it beautiful, and haunting, and have never forgotten it...what a shame it didn't make it bigger on the charts back then....the whole production was great...
Great song, had not long returned to Australia, albeit reluctantly, and this came on the radio!! Great to hear a South African group doing so well! It was a strong favourite of my Fathers as well....
One of those songs that rated in Australia and virtually nowhere else - wouldn't happen today of course when DJs are as programmed as the music they play. It also means it is virtually impossible to get on CD or iTunes etc. Real pity. Absolutely haunting balad and they did it brilliantly
I first heard this song on the juke box in Port Hedland when I was working in the local pub. Always loved it & when I hear it I am right back in that pub again. Good times, good people & good music.
@Denise Campbell Yes it is a very underrated song. Believe it or not its a cover of an Italian song called vado via - go away by Drupi. I like the Italian version better so I've just started learning to speak Italian. Here is the Italian song by Drupi. I hope you like it. th-cam.com/video/B6DAXYVIYXM/w-d-xo.html
wow, what a blast from the past, i was 10 years old when i first hear this song,and has remained etched in my memory ever since. Great song and thanks for the upload.
Osmosis Their only Top 5 Hit in Australia, Released March 7th 1974 Entered the Charts at 31, Highest Chart Position No 2, Spent a total of 18 weeks in the Top 40 in Australia
4KQ in Brisbane, Australia plays this sometimes. I really like it. It's haunting and the lead vocalist has a good voice. It was a hit in Australia and it's good to hear it in the car while driving instead of all the songs that get played over and over.
4BK used to play it sometimes on Saturday nights in the early / mid 80s. (That was before they did a massive format change, and then 4KQ took over that listenership in '85 IIRC.) I haven't listened to commercial radio in a long time, and last time I heard it played was a few years ago on the KIX 106.3 (Canberra) Saturday night program.
I still have the 45 RPM single of this song back in Australia, but these days i live in Mindanao Philippines. One of my favorite "One Hit Wonders". I don't remember any other South African group having a hit song in Australia during the days of Apartheid. Funny thing is I do remember the names of the girls I liked back in 1974...
Yep, absolutely remember this from my early teens in Melbourne, Australia. It was on the radio every morning (for a time) before school, so part of my growing years - didn't mind it when I was a kid, but probably not a great record to be honest, though it was different, the background girls vocals and the over the top male vocalists drama - anyway brings back memories of great times!
I remember listening to this song been driven in a friend's fathers car along Centre Dandenong Road opposite Moorabbin airport in 1975. I think we were coming home from the drive in.
I was in matric in 1973 almost 50 yrs ago when i heard this song on the radio..T was played over and over..I was in love with a 25 yr old at the time..Well i can reate to this song..Well he broke my heart. But it is part of the Life Game Wow..Beautiful amazing song
this song always takes me back to Adelaide, 1974 an army friend and I were there as instructors to school cadets. In the evenings we used to drive around in his white M G A. They were good times
I have this on vinyl 45. I think the lead vocalist might actually be French singer Joel Dayde, who scored a hit with a version of Mamy Blue. It's mentioned on his French Wikipedia page and the voice is identical.
The song Vado via was written by Luigi Albertelli and Enrico Riccardi and was first released by Drupi in 1973. Osmosis from South Africa recorded the English cover version.
"Daruj Mi" by Alibabki, Polish version with a young Basia! "Je M'en Vais" by Dalida, French version "Aldrig Mej" by Anna-Frid Lyngstad (ABBA), Swedish version
Yeah ian this is a great song i loved it when i was a kid and still love it at 60 im recording it on to mp3 again with some of my other favourite old songs
Heard this when it came out, could only remember a small part of it, never knew who sang it or what it was called, can,t believe I’ve finally found it (by chance), sounds even better than I remember, what a great song.
A true golden oldie I remember this when I was 8 or 10? 35 plus years ago, that long ago I cannot tell you exactly? Thanks to my parents playing this for some reason it sticks in my head and i am glad for it, always tryed to remember the words or how it went even, thank god for technology hey now i will always have it, played it for my Dad you should of seen the look on his face........ pricless
It is actually an English version of an Italian song. Drupi's version ( the original) was a smash hit everywhere else in the world. Look it up...VERY easy to find the original
"Daruj Mi" by Alibabki, Polish version with a young Basia! "Je M'en Vais" by Dalida, French version "Aldrig Mej" by Anna-Frid Lyngstad (ABBA), Swedish version
SHE DIDN'T EVEN REMEMBER MY NAME I WAS ONLY A PART OF HER GAME THAT SHE HAD PLAYED ME FOR SHE HAD FORGOTTEN WHEN I WAS AROUND AND NOW I WAS JUST PART OF HER CROWD A STRANGER WHO WAS PASSING THROUGH HELLO, THINK ABOUT I'M THE FOOL MADE ME CRY LET ME DIE I LOVE HER SO YOU REMEMBER I LOVE YOU REMEMBER I LOVE YOU and repeat....
Thanks for the words Added bonus. I was 21when this came out, & I loved it immediately, & still do. I heard it in a movie & was incredibly delighted to rediscover it.
finally!! I have been searching for this version for ages! ok, the original song 'Vado via' is Italian by an Italian artist called Drupi - a French female singer called Dalida also sang this song -maybe she is the one you can't remember
I loved this song as a child. Always thought it was by a solo artist thank you for the memories :).........P.S....Sally Field just does not age !!!! I want that womans genetics.......she will forever be Gidget and The Flying Nun
i just love the fact that there are so many aussies here, as for me I was an 18 yo in Melbourne getting over my broken heart still, no regrets I have had a wonder filled life
Over 60 years ago when in my mid teens my parents took me to a social group that they attended weekly and their married friends walked in with 'SHE' being their daughter and i immediately fell in love with her and have been ever since. However i incorrectly considered that SHE was so far above me that i did not have the right to even talk to her and so i didn't - except for a casual hello even though i was nearly fainting with excitement being near to her. This went on for many weeks and then one day she never came back again. I eventually married and went to live in another country and when my marriage failed i the tried for many many years to contact her and then in this last year i finally heard from her cousin who was located for me that SHE had died in a car accident some 25 years ago and therefore i would never have full closure - and even though i never really knew her intimately SHE was the love of my life and always will be. I love you Joy T and know that i will till the day i die and i will forever regret the missed opportunity of knowing you. The words of this song are from me to you Joy T even though somewhat a bit too late. Terry C.
That's sad but I can totally understand where you are coming from... 😥
Maybe she'll be waiting with open arms when you crossover... 💑💞💕
Light a candle for her & hold her with a relaxed warmth in your heart, brother, you both deserve it. What you saw & felt about her was within you all along. Please, breathe long, slow & deep, there’s no loss here, she then lived her life as a sovereign being then left. She’s done her job. Look after what was brought forth from within you, gently & always, speak to it like it’s a child that’s just come into the World, it’s nothing short of precious & one reason why you’re here. Give it unconditional love, reassurance & it, in turn, will look after you. Don’t waste this gift the both of you have conjured up man, it’s rare, you’re healing the both of you & then some… bless you brother, from one who has been there & learned….42 years later I could speak my peace. You’re not alone, with you, big hug from afar. Hey, trust me, it is doable (it has a way of knowing how to heal itself & just awaits the right season despite the passing of the years), there is peace & a ‘wholeness,’ then you’ll know why it all came to pass the way it did…🙏💜
It makes you wonder Terry, ifsome people did meet in another life some time?
That's such a devastatingly sad story. Regret is a terrible thing 😢
Hold on brother, it doesn't end here...
I'm 62 but listening to this I was suddenly back in Standard 2. Mind blowing.
one of the most memorable songs of 1974 i think, these days will never come again, cherish them
I was 12 years old selling papers pub to pub in Fortitude Valley in 1974. Even then I knew the pain of pouring your heart out to someone who couldn't even remember your name!
these songs are just so great, they remind me of a time of youthful innocents, of loving parents and a loving family, there all gone, friends that are gone, innocents that is lost, my parents , family and friends now live in my heart, to my mum and dad, i love you and i miss you
i wish icould go back. I think these days were the best days of my life. I miss it so much when I hear songs of this era
Pretty innovative studio effect with the harmony vocals. All in all, a great song. Beats the shit out of 95% of the rubbish we have to endure nowadays.
Absolutely
You are so right you have a good heart you must be a very loving man
Thanks, Deb.
One of the best songs going does not get enough recognition took me back 45 years ago.Haunting music
I've just spent nearly an hour searching for this song. The goosebumps from hearing it again for the first time in nearly 20 years. Brought back so many memories. I first heard it in 1983 while on a dance floor. :)
Yes, it's a great song.
I am 70 years old -------------- and suddenly 50 years of my rather dismal (but interesting) life have passed before my tear filled eyes.
Thank you who ever it was who uploaded this.
I've just joined your group with this song: same age, memories?, feelings, interesting life, etc. Won't stop singing it all day.
I understand totally slimchancetoo.Certain songs can change my mood in a second.This song makes me feel homesick.
You’ve done well my friend. It is what it is.
Only 50 years ago not 70 ?
@@paulwilson9281 Pretty sure I first heard this great song in early 70's when I was in my early 20's. I am now 74 years old - post was 4 years ago. The other great classic from that long ago era that has stayed with me all these years is reflections of My Life by Marmalade.
ONE OF THOSE MASTERPIECES THAT NEVER REALLY MAKE IT TO THE TOP AS IT SHOULD HAVE DONE. FANTASTIC SONG. REMEMBERED IT FROM THE 70'S, NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN. BRINGS BACK MEMORIES. FANTASTIC.
One of the great true one hit wonders. Osmosis never really existed, just a bunch of guys who recorded a song together. There was no album, no follow up, nothing. Nonetheless this was a huge hit in Australia.
P Watts i
Sorry, hate to be late to the party, but that's not actually true. I actually saw them perform in Johannesburg in 1975. They were actually a South African rock band, who had a hard time getting their music out because of the Apartheid sanctions. Actually almost every group in South Africa back then had that problem. That's why there's such a strange history about them and why the song only made it to Australia and nowhere else. With Sanctions, they had to be kind of anonymous with their biggest "hit", and not really say anything about the fact they were South African. That's also why there there was no album or follow up. They were actually a pretty good hard rock band that became popular in South Africa for their performances more than their songs. This was their "power ballad" taken from a long studio time demo recording in 1974 of an Italian song. That's why there's a false history about them I guess.
@@Geoffroxx About the same with me, but I heard it a few times in my 20s listening to the 60/70s music stations on Saturday nights.
Great to hear it on TH-cam ... have never seen it on iTunes, etc.
@@11matt11 thanks for the info about this amazing band it was a shame that it only made it to Australia because of what happened in south Africa at the time because if not this band would be world famous. Do u know if they are still going now or anything about them now ?
@@bevanjackson2694 It's been many years since I was back in South Africa. My Dad went for mediation talks there. They were big in SA in the mid 1970's, but couldn't make a lot of money I think because of Apartheid. They were similar to the band "Sweet" in England, where their music was much more hard rock than the music that made it to radio. But what a great concert band. Great musicians.
So good to see all the positive comments about this song...I always found it beautiful, and haunting, and have never forgotten it...what a shame it didn't make it bigger on the charts back then....the whole production was great...
i think many a school boy can relate to this song
It did quite well in parts of Oz too ☺
How could an obscure Band bring out such a beautiful song and then disappear into the void?
They weren't an actual band. Just session musicians that got together for this song. It's actually an English language cover of an Italian song
Great song back then, still great today
I’ve been humming this all day, couldn’t remember the name of the song. Glad I did, it’s a great song.
You are a bit like the girl in the Song....hahaha
Great song, had not long returned to Australia, albeit reluctantly, and this came on the radio!! Great to hear a South African group doing so well! It was a strong favourite of my Fathers as well....
Beautiful song even today its relevant
One of those songs that rated in Australia and virtually nowhere else - wouldn't happen today of course when DJs are as programmed as the music they play. It also means it is virtually impossible to get on CD or iTunes etc. Real pity. Absolutely haunting balad and they did it brilliantly
+littleorvey,
BMG Living in the 70's - Volume IV
yesterday
If only we could link all the computers in the world together and share songs.
I first heard this song on the juke box in Port Hedland when I was working in the local pub. Always loved it & when I hear it I am right back in that pub again. Good times, good people & good music.
Heard this song after 45 years on 3mp Melbourne great music great song has never had the recognition it deserved.
@Denise Campbell Yes it is a very underrated song. Believe it or not its a cover of an Italian song called vado via - go away by Drupi. I like the Italian version better so I've just started learning to speak Italian. Here is the Italian song by Drupi. I hope you like it.
th-cam.com/video/B6DAXYVIYXM/w-d-xo.html
Extraordinary song with such beauty and fond memories
Yes this is a very old song ...I love it ❤❤
One of the first songs I ever downloaded. Absolutely love it.
Haven't heard this song for years!!!
Haven't heard this song for ages!
One of those songs that sounded brilliant base wise on a decent jukebox.
Reminiscent of the 1970’s still love this. Osmosis.
Reached no 2 on the Australian charts in July 1974.
damn song been in my head all day long for some reason
wow, what a blast from the past, i was 10 years old when i first hear this song,and has remained etched in my memory ever since. Great song and thanks for the upload.
Transports me home….eating weetbix with mum playing this on the radio….2KO Newcastle.
Osmosis Their only Top 5 Hit in Australia, Released March 7th 1974
Entered the Charts at 31, Highest Chart Position No 2, Spent a total of 18 weeks in the Top 40 in Australia
What out ranked it at No 1?
No. 1 on Melbourne’s 3XY was My coo ca choo by Alvin Stardust. It’s disturbing, I know.
4KQ in Brisbane, Australia plays this sometimes. I really like it. It's haunting and the lead vocalist has a good voice. It was a hit in Australia and it's good to hear it in the car while driving instead of all the songs that get played over and over.
4BK used to play it sometimes on Saturday nights in the early / mid 80s. (That was before they did a massive format change, and then 4KQ took over that listenership in '85 IIRC.) I haven't listened to commercial radio in a long time, and last time I heard it played was a few years ago on the KIX 106.3 (Canberra) Saturday night program.
Great Memories come flowing back.
this song has always the blown just about blows the back of my head off. This song is so damn powerful.
Well now that took me back to my youth.
I still have the 45 RPM single of this song back in Australia, but these days i live in Mindanao Philippines. One of my favorite "One Hit Wonders". I don't remember any other South African group having a hit song in Australia during the days of Apartheid. Funny thing is I do remember the names of the girls I liked back in 1974...
Look Up 'Four Jacks & A Jill' for their song Master Jack
@@sakoulevariver6090 I listened to that song and enjoyed it. I hadn't heard it before.
@@gaufrid1956 Glad you enjoyed it.
Yeah mate, but do they remember your name? 🤣🤣🤣
@@Frombie_01probably not, and it doesn't bother me of course...
Oh how I love this song.
Yep, absolutely remember this from my early teens in Melbourne, Australia. It was on the radio every morning (for a time) before school, so part of my growing years - didn't mind it when I was a kid, but probably not a great record to be honest, though it was different, the background girls vocals and the over the top male vocalists drama - anyway brings back memories of great times!
I really love that song it one of those that sticks in your head but happily . Osmosis thank you love it ❤
Why the goose bumps?
"Oh,that's right,I'm a fool"
I can't let go,
Remember,l love you.😔
I remember listening to this song been driven in a friend's fathers car along Centre Dandenong Road opposite Moorabbin airport in 1975. I think we were coming home from the drive in.
On LM Radio in the early 70s. Broadcast from Lourenco Marque, Heard near Bulawayo
Loved it still gives goosebumps happy times
Thank you so much!!! My fave song in 1974.
Love this song....brings back memories
I was in matric in 1973 almost 50 yrs ago when i heard this song on the radio..T was played over and over..I was in love with a 25 yr old at the time..Well i can reate to this song..Well he broke my heart. But it is part of the Life Game Wow..Beautiful amazing song
I love the song, but i really love seeing 99 in the video.
No need for the "but". I think you meant "and". . .
Remember going to discos every weekend in Melbourne 1974… no more dancing ..just drinking..15/3/2022
Great song, one of my favorites to listen to with vocals.
Arguably the best Top 40 chart hit by a "studio" band.
Love this song ❤❤
It was a great song.
Thanks .. love this.
I remember when this song hit the charts in 74, I was 9 and going in to hospital to have my tonsils removed
Just as well you weren't trying to sing the song at the time. . .
Listening to 2uw in Sydney and I had my tonsils removed in 1973.
Hard to find it may be, but I have this on a K-Tel record called Unreal and a BMG CD called Living in the 70's Volume 4.
Good
Love this song so much, wonderful to hear it again - thankyou
this song always takes me back to Adelaide, 1974 an army friend and I were there as instructors to school cadets. In the evenings we used to drive around in his white M G A. They were good times
I have this on vinyl 45. I think the lead vocalist might actually be French singer Joel Dayde, who scored a hit with a version of Mamy Blue. It's mentioned on his French Wikipedia page and the voice is identical.
The song Vado via was written by Luigi Albertelli and Enrico Riccardi and was first released by Drupi in 1973. Osmosis from South Africa recorded the English cover version.
"Daruj Mi" by Alibabki, Polish version with a young Basia!
"Je M'en Vais" by Dalida, French version
"Aldrig Mej" by Anna-Frid Lyngstad (ABBA), Swedish version
top song, bring back the good old days, !
I was 19 years old in mildura. love it
Yeah ian this is a great song i loved it when i was a kid and still love it at 60 im recording it on to mp3 again with some of my other favourite old songs
Love this song, the single i still have and in perfect order ..
Love This Song. ❤️
Classic song & you are correct i am an Aussie a great song
Heard this when it came out, could only remember a small part of it, never knew who sang it or what it was called, can,t believe I’ve finally found it (by chance), sounds even better than I remember, what a great song.
A true golden oldie I remember this when I was 8 or 10? 35 plus years ago, that long ago I cannot tell you exactly? Thanks to my parents playing this for some reason it sticks in my head and i am glad for it, always tryed to remember the words or how it went even, thank god for technology hey now i will always have it, played it for my Dad you should of seen the look on his face........ pricless
Thanks so much
txs for putting this up - it's been removed several times after others put it up.... this is such a great song!
Ah, what a find. Was a teenager when this came out. Thought it was the greatest....not sure why, think I just liked the blokes voice.
nice melody... nice romantic sad song.... great composition... nice arrangement... nice performance...mooi... schön... beautiful... baie mooi.......
Love it love it!amazing song
It is actually an English version of an Italian song. Drupi's version ( the original) was a smash hit everywhere else in the world. Look it up...VERY easy to find the original
"Daruj Mi" by Alibabki, Polish version with a young Basia!
"Je M'en Vais" by Dalida, French version
"Aldrig Mej" by Anna-Frid Lyngstad (ABBA), Swedish version
Awesome song from a long forgotten era, thx Janschro, for taking me back...
A blast from the past!!!!
love the sound,the way its sung
Oh the memories ❤
Wow I'd forgotten all about this song,brings back memories,thanks
Love this song it makes me cry
Me too
kim crisp
do you often talk to yourself Kim Crisp? It is a great song though :)
Remiiscent of The Groop..Woman ur Breaking Me down.. a long forgotten Aussie band and song.
What a great song brilliant
love it
That's a terrific transition to the photo of Ingrid Bergman.
SHE DIDN'T EVEN REMEMBER MY NAME
I WAS ONLY A PART OF HER GAME
THAT SHE HAD PLAYED ME FOR
SHE HAD FORGOTTEN WHEN I WAS AROUND
AND NOW I WAS JUST PART OF HER CROWD
A STRANGER WHO WAS PASSING THROUGH
HELLO, THINK ABOUT I'M THE FOOL
MADE ME CRY
LET ME DIE
I LOVE HER SO
YOU REMEMBER I LOVE YOU
REMEMBER I LOVE YOU
and repeat....
Thanks for the words
Added bonus. I was 21when this came out, & I loved it immediately, & still do. I heard it in a movie & was incredibly delighted to rediscover it.
I've always heard the lyric as 'Hello, and goodbye; I'm the fool' seems to make a bit more sense?
@@andrewquilkey909 you are right that's how its goes
Thank you my Martha, you recommend me to such a beautiful song
Thanks mate... You've made me feel friggin old
Thanks for putting this together. Great clip
I havent heard this song in years ...thank you :) I love it!!
Great lyrics and song!!!! Thanks for the share Gary !!!!
Hug,x, Stephanie
Remember it just about when i left high school
Yep , great song. Thanks again
well done great images ..well done thanxs
This is such a great video. Thanks.
finally!! I have been searching for this version for ages! ok, the original song 'Vado via' is Italian by an Italian artist called Drupi - a French female singer called Dalida also sang this song -maybe she is the one you can't remember
I loved this song as a child. Always thought it was by a solo artist thank you for the memories :).........P.S....Sally Field just does not age !!!! I want that womans genetics.......she will forever be Gidget and The Flying Nun
Super song, lots of emotion
The tune is "Vado Via".
i remember this as a school boy in australia i love it tyvm :)
Ed McKee, a disc jockey at WFBL in Syracuse NY gave this record heavy airplay