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In 1978 my wife was dying of cancer. There were these smallll personal tv sets that were on a pivot arm. There was the hospital channel and this song played over and over by Richard Harris. Lots of time to think what was happening to my young 35 y/o wife. The song became to mean a lot as she was in the coma and I talked with her alone for the most part. Macarthers Park meant the end of our marriage and her life. After 38 years I still want to hear it.
I do am sorry for all the pain that you have gone through. May this song remind you of the beautiful moments that you have spent together. This very moments will stay for ever in your heart. Warm Greetings. Fernando
God bless you Tom, as a stranger on the internet I feel priviliged to have heard your story. I truly wish and hope the best love and happiness for your current and future life.
That wedding between Beej & Lydia had everything. A rebellious daughter, a undead mother in law, a scheming scummy manager/fiancée , an actor that thinks he’s a cop, wedding crashing cops & a Soul-sucking Ex-wife. Did I forget to mention Sandworm?
+Elmo “Interrobang” Rogers My God, the power of words. You wrote one sentence and evoked such powerful emotions from imagining what made your granddad cry.
This song is a true masterpiece from Richard Harris's voice to the magnificent, deep lyrics and the music itself with the arrangement in the middle! Oh what a unique song!
Masterpiece. One of my favorites since I first heard it at the age of 15 in 1969(did not live here or speak English before that). After all the loves of his life, the one (Susie Horton) still loves him and cries when whenever she hears some of the lines in the song or is interviewed about it. Such profound lyrics and why do people say that Richard Harris has an untrained voice? He is great and most acts of the 60's were not what one would call refined.
+Fred Bloggs agree 100% or at the very least thought we were in love !!!!! my my life is like a role of toilte paper the 1st hafe last a hell of a lot longer than the 2nd
+Fred Bloggs Beautifully stated. I don't know if you intended it or not, but there's an element of poetry to your words. You're right, the song may not make sense, but when did love?
Richard's version is fantastic because his voice alone expresses all the pathos and anxiety that come from being rejected and losing love. The anxiety is typically displaced-- frantically angsting over the image of cake destroyed by the rain. Compare that to the verse where he sings to his ex-lover, and he is calm and reasonable. I do love Richard's version, but I also think that Waylon and Glen Campbell have amazing versions as well, for different reasons. Webb is a musical genius, and he wrote this song before he was even 20 years old. Like Anita L., I too met Jimmy Webb back in 2012, and he was wonderful, genuine and kind.
You're right. The only version that I heard that I'm not a big fan of is Donna Summer's version. She sang it well, but it was too upbeat, and it made it sound kind of like a happy song (which it's not because he's talking about how a relationship with a woman fell apart) and it took away the feeling and emotion that this one had.
+Amykaribian1, I've never thought this song was about rejection and lost love. It's about the death of his beloved. The line, "after all the loves of my life, I've been thinking of you and wondering why" says that there is something different about this one whom he loved. The cake that someone left out in the rain and it can never been made again has two strong images: the rain is one. Literature of all cultures is replete with the image of rain being tears. In English literature, we call such imagery pathetic fallacy. And the cake that was left out took so long to bake, and he'll never have the recipe again has a strong statement that one has been taken away, and there is no hope that she'll ever come back, and he has no way to get her to come back, and he cannot take it. Going back to the line "after all the loves" clearly shows he has been through lost love before, but this one is gone in a way that there others have not gone or been lost. The wail at the end is surely a wail of grief--horrid grief--and not simply a musical affectation. This guy is devastated for all time.
Just LOVE Richard Harris' version of this wonderful song. His voice is so full of passion and emotion and so believable...the song was obviously written with his special voice in mind. Cannot get enough of it and the orchestra backing.
I was 23 in San Francisco at a party and I met him, older than me and my soul mate. This music was playing and he looked like RH even the accent. Next day I bought the LP and listened to him over and over. Finally years later we "happened" to meet in another time and another city through an impossible circumstance. We went to a hotel and made passionate love. We attempted to see each other again. Something interfered. One night 15 yrs later I woke up in a dream where he was in a hospital room with a fan blowing on him because of a stench. I heard him say, you know I always loved you. I had never been sure. That song "say it isn't so"kept playing in my mind. I went to work shaking. That night I wrote to him at his old address in Haight Ashbury. I wrote "say it isn't so, say it isn't so..everyone is saying you don't love me". A letter came back from his ex-wife. He had died of a brain tumor. Tonight for the first time since 1968 I listened. I hesitated and I listened and I still love him, even more.
😢wow this was such a moving comment. Your dream was of him thinking of you before he passed. Hope you find each other in the next lifetime. You had a bond beyond words or time.
Believe it or not, this song was on someone's list of the worst songs ever produced, and it floored me. I think it's one of the most beautiful. The thing about the cake being left out in the rain is metaphorical two the melding away of beauty from the most beautiful thing in life; all things pass, even wedding cake. Listening to this now takes me back to the first time I heard it, I was in the Army in Vietnam and me and a friend had just come from a circle of soldiers passing the magic herb, and my friend said, listen to this song, and it made me laugh and cry at the same time. After 50 years it is heavier to me now more than then. Jimmy Webb wrote it.
Jimmy wrote it for the Association but they didn't want it lt was about a girl that broke up with Jimmy obviously his great love. Offering it to Richard was the best thing that ever happened to us muscially speaking. TY Mr. Harris 🌷♥️
Pearls before swine brother. Matthew 7:6 _Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you_
There's medication for that bro . This has got to be one of the stupidest songs ever written . It makes you dumber everytime it plays somewhere even if you can't hear it .
In many of the Reviews of the day he was castigated as being "an actor trying to sing". My feeling is the reviewers were stuck in the Vic Damone days. He's as good on this record as 60% of this style of singing today!
This song is one of the best I have ever listened. It has feeling, depth, good verses and good metaphors. It makes one think about those loves we had but lost somehow, despite all we loved the other person. The end is a little tragic but fortunately, in real life one gets over lost loves or acquaintances. We all have a life to live and no crying or wishing shall ever bring the past back.
Ive only juust found this song. I love it and i cant stop playing it. It makes me smile. That funky bit in the middle is awesome! Its a bit OTT and purple but i wouldnt have this unique song any other way. McaArthurs Park rules.
I was lucky enough to see Richard Harris perform this and many others at the Felt Forum around 1972, about 3 years ago I saw Jimmy Webb on Long Island. He didn't sing this song. Both highlights of my life
Have you ever seen a little film and/or Broadway musical called. Camelot? Harris traveled all over as King Arthur after he starred in the movie. You've gotta watch the movie! I've been a fan since it was released when I was 9. Saw the play several times.
Oh my gosh! Love it, love it, love it! Always did, Always will! How could you not! Thanks! This is one of those songs you are not quite sure why you love it, but dammit, you just do! It's FANTASTIC! Thanks for posting it. I think as you get older the words carry more meaning. It does for me 💔✌️😎
The writer finally confessed that the ACTUAL "MacArthur's Park" was a restaurant (in L.A. or San Fran.)...(not the park) where he and his girl friend met often. He DID see a "cake" and he saw "old men playing checkers"...all the things in the song. But..but the genius came NOT from what he saw. It came from his heart and what he felt.
I first time listens to it by Donna Summer... and start crazy lovin it... I was a teenager tht time and now just xcited when the three degrees performed it beautifully.... Now by Richard Harris... It's beautiful n sad...
Thank you XMagicxFlameX for this awesome video!! I grew up listening to this song on the radio. Brings back many wonderful memories of my time and family that passed. Much appreciate xx
I believe you, this was the song l played for My Husband when he was in a coma dying from prancrencit Cancer l believe this song was for us MAY 2022! Love this song to my GRAY
IN THE EARLY 1970'S A MEXICAN NEWS STATION USED THE UP TEMPO PART (INSTRUMENTAL) OF THIS SONG AS THEIR INTO AND CLOSING THEME OF THEIR NEWS PROGRAM . UNFORGETTABLE !
Mac Arthur Park est beaucoup plus qu'une chanson, c'est une œuvre qui possède une structure qui peut facilement être jouée par un orchestre symphonique. Richard Harris nous surprend quand même par son interprétation !
Thank you for the lyrics ---- I always thought it was "Between DEPARTED pages and were pressed in LOVE SOCKS EVEN-IRONED like a striped pair of pants"!!!
Really, what I heard was MacArthur park was a place where Jimmie Webb would go out for a walk, because that helped him think. When he was dating Linda Ronstadt they would have lunch there. He also saw a birthday party held there ruined by a sudden rainstorm that destroyed the birthday cake.
Could it also be a metaphor for time? Once it’s gone there’s no way of getting it back. What’s done is done and you have to watch the consequences of it. For better or for worse. Watching a failing love relationship is most definitely like watching a cake being ruined in the rain. There is nothing you can do about it.
I love this song! Richard Harris was a pretty good singer. Wasn't bad at all. His voice was better than a lot of other singers who ended up with hit records.
First time I heard this was with my dad leaving the wrestling matches at the old International Amphitheater in Chicago. He put on the Midnight Special on WFMT and this popped on.
a song for listeners ,nowadays the songs not for the listeners maybe for the dancers or someone who wants to see adult content (naked girls or something else)
Yeah, looking back at 62 years in my life time experience wot have become of the hippy movement and all the people of way then at Woodstock and all their dreams, is there still a reason to wear shades coz of a bright future if there's any? ✌️ 🙏 👍 😅 🎶 💯 😎
MacArthur is full of analogy that's why people thought it was wierd and read it wrong. when he talks about cake he aint talking about a desert, don't we say 'you can have your cake and eat it too. we also say 'it's like the icing on the cake. 'it took so long to bake and'll never find that recipe again' i reckon means the recipe for that relationship took a long time to bake and i'll never find another you!
Say what you will. The lyrics in part of the song are strange and silly. The ending is a little too melodramatic and Harris begins to squeal. But the song is great. The melody is what counts and the melody is beautiful.
In 1978 my wife was dying of cancer. There were these smallll personal tv sets that were on a pivot arm. There was the hospital channel and this song played over and over by Richard Harris. Lots of time to think what was happening to my young 35 y/o wife. The song became to mean a lot as she was in the coma and I talked with her alone for the most part. Macarthers Park meant the end of our marriage and her life. After 38 years I still want to hear it.
Tom Kroll and she heard every word.
I do am sorry for all the pain that you have gone through. May this song remind you of the beautiful moments that you have spent together. This very moments will stay for ever in your heart. Warm Greetings. Fernando
I'm sorry Tom.
God bless you Tom, as a stranger on the internet I feel priviliged to have heard your story. I truly wish and hope the best love and happiness for your current and future life.
So very sorry Tom. Time is a tyrant that steal all, sometimes before their time.
WHO CAME FROM BETELGEUSE
Me
That wedding between Beej & Lydia had everything.
A rebellious daughter, a undead mother in law, a scheming scummy manager/fiancée , an actor that thinks he’s a cop, wedding crashing cops & a Soul-sucking Ex-wife. Did I forget to mention Sandworm?
You beat me to it.
Yo
Me
One time I mentioned this song to my grandfather, and he started to cry. I understand why.
+Elmo “Interrobang” Rogers My God, the power of words. You wrote one sentence and evoked such powerful emotions from imagining what made your granddad cry.
Yes, this song also makes me cry, but for different reasons. It's bloody AWFUL, imo. Oh well, to each their own, I suppose...
wow, what a complete and utter asshole
I onderstand why your grandfather started to cry..I do 2..
Don't know what the story is but i can identify.
This song is a true masterpiece from Richard Harris's voice to the magnificent, deep lyrics and the music itself with the arrangement in the middle! Oh what a unique song!
Masterpiece. One of my favorites since I first heard it at the age of 15 in 1969(did not live here or speak English before that). After all the loves of his life, the one (Susie Horton) still loves him and cries when whenever she hears some of the lines in the song or is interviewed about it. Such profound lyrics and why do people say that Richard Harris has an untrained voice? He is great and most acts of the 60's were not what one would call refined.
These lyrics are so beautiful and meaningful, they still bring tears to my eyes.
As young as I was when I first heard this, I can't believe I'm still loving it at my age. 👏🏾
Dr. Hugh Bumazz the words are so poniant...in our middle years..
so Beautiful...speaking of that love that never was..
I have just turned 70, and I still cry each time I hear it.
@@johncollins9835 I just turned 75 and I still can't reach that high 'No"
@@margueritecrain2764 68 same!
@@johncollins9835 68! Memories!
The best love song of all time. Anyone who doesn't get it has never been so much in love that there is simply nothing else.
+Fred Bloggs agree 100% or at the very least thought we were in love !!!!! my my life is like a role of toilte paper the 1st hafe last a hell of a lot longer than the 2nd
+Fred Bloggs Beautifully stated. I don't know if you intended it or not, but there's an element of poetry to your words. You're right, the song may not make sense, but when did love?
never did or will ! thats the x- factor of love. as any thing in life we take the good with the bad ;];];];];];];];]
Fred Bloggs
yes yes yes finally someone who gets it
i never tire of listening to this song
Me either...
The love never dies. The best music never dies too...
Richard's version is fantastic because his voice alone expresses all the pathos and anxiety that come from being rejected and losing love. The anxiety is typically displaced-- frantically angsting over the image of cake destroyed by the rain. Compare that to the verse where he sings to his ex-lover, and he is calm and reasonable. I do love Richard's version, but I also think that Waylon and Glen Campbell have amazing versions as well, for different reasons. Webb is a musical genius, and he wrote this song before he was even 20 years old. Like Anita L., I too met Jimmy Webb back in 2012, and he was wonderful, genuine and kind.
EXACTLY!!
You're right. The only version that I heard that I'm not a big fan of is Donna Summer's version. She sang it well, but it was too upbeat, and it made it sound kind of like a happy song (which it's not because he's talking about how a relationship with a woman fell apart) and it took away the feeling and emotion that this one had.
Weird Al made an excellent parody of this song.
+Amykaribian1, I've never thought this song was about rejection and lost love. It's about the death of his beloved. The line, "after all the loves of my life, I've been thinking of you and wondering why" says that there is something different about this one whom he loved. The cake that someone left out in the rain and it can never been made again has two strong images: the rain is one. Literature of all cultures is replete with the image of rain being tears. In English literature, we call such imagery pathetic fallacy. And the cake that was left out took so long to bake, and he'll never have the recipe again has a strong statement that one has been taken away, and there is no hope that she'll ever come back, and he has no way to get her to come back, and he cannot take it. Going back to the line "after all the loves" clearly shows he has been through lost love before, but this one is gone in a way that there others have not gone or been lost. The wail at the end is surely a wail of grief--horrid grief--and not simply a musical affectation. This guy is devastated for all time.
Amykaribian1 You should listen to The Four Tops version.
It gave me chills.
Just LOVE Richard Harris' version of this wonderful song. His voice is so full of passion and emotion and so believable...the song was obviously written with his special voice in mind. Cannot get enough of it and the orchestra backing.
I was 23 in San Francisco at a party and I met him, older than me and my soul mate. This music was playing and he looked like RH even the accent. Next day I bought the LP and listened to him over and over. Finally years later we "happened" to meet in another time and another city through an impossible circumstance. We went to a hotel and made passionate love. We attempted to see each other again. Something interfered. One night 15 yrs later I woke up in a dream where he was in a hospital room with a fan blowing on him because of a stench. I heard him say, you know I always loved you. I had never been sure. That song "say it isn't so"kept playing in my mind. I went to work shaking. That night I wrote to him at his old address in Haight Ashbury. I wrote "say it isn't so, say it isn't so..everyone is saying you don't love me". A letter came back from his ex-wife. He had died of a brain tumor. Tonight for the first time since 1968 I listened. I hesitated and I listened and I still love him, even more.
take another hit on that blunt!
😢wow this was such a moving comment. Your dream was of him thinking of you before he passed. Hope you find each other in the next lifetime. You had a bond beyond words or time.
Believe it or not, this song was on someone's list of the worst songs ever produced, and it floored me. I think it's one of the most beautiful. The thing about the cake being left out in the rain is metaphorical two the melding away of beauty from the most beautiful thing in life; all things pass, even wedding cake. Listening to this now takes me back to the first time I heard it, I was in the Army in Vietnam and me and a friend had just come from a circle of soldiers passing the magic herb, and my friend said, listen to this song, and it made me laugh and cry at the same time. After 50 years it is heavier to me now more than then. Jimmy Webb wrote it.
Exactly. Leaving the cake out in the rain is a metaphor for the tragedy of something beautiful, lost forever.
It's a song you either love or hate.
Hi soldier, welcome home
Jimmy wrote it for the Association but they didn't want it lt was about a girl that broke up with Jimmy obviously his great love. Offering it to Richard was the best thing that ever happened to us muscially speaking. TY Mr. Harris 🌷♥️
Pearls before swine brother. Matthew 7:6 _Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you_
A sad Love Song with meaningful lyrics for those who have Frustrated True Love
What a fantastic piece of music....goose bumps always..every time I hear it!
Ginny DeMarco
I Agree!! Love it!!
There's medication for that bro . This has got to be one of the stupidest songs ever written . It makes you dumber everytime it plays somewhere even if you can't hear it .
@@DrLove911 take another hit off that crack pipe crack head!
I never heard the original until Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. I only knew of the Weird Al parody.
For my dad gone 16 years, he loved this xx
Those words "after all the loves of my life " really tear at my heart " a time that will never happen again.
Probably the most beautiful love song written.
This is my all time favorite song..love his voice!
In many of the Reviews of the day he was castigated as being "an actor trying to sing". My feeling is the reviewers were stuck in the Vic Damone days. He's as good on this record as 60% of this style of singing today!
This song is one of the best I have ever listened. It has feeling, depth, good verses and good metaphors. It makes one think about those loves we had but lost somehow, despite all we loved the other person. The end is a little tragic but fortunately, in real life one gets over lost loves or acquaintances. We all have a life to live and no crying or wishing shall ever bring the past back.
Dude, it's talking about a cake 😂
💔😥
Ive only juust found this song. I love it and i cant stop playing it. It makes me smile. That funky bit in the middle is awesome! Its a bit OTT and purple but i wouldnt have this unique song any other way. McaArthurs Park rules.
I came hear because of betleguese
WOW!! Such a powerful song.
My grandmother Frances loved this song, may she Rest In Peace.
Greatest song ever...tears of triumph and sorrow
so true!
I was lucky enough to see Richard Harris perform this and many others at the Felt Forum around 1972, about 3 years ago I saw Jimmy Webb on Long Island. He didn't sing this song. Both highlights of my life
Call me a dummy, didn't know Richard Harris could sing and I've been a fan for 30 years.
Have you ever seen a little film and/or Broadway musical called. Camelot? Harris traveled all over as King Arthur after he starred in the movie. You've gotta watch the movie! I've been a fan since it was released when I was 9. Saw the play several times.
He can't. That's the point!! :)
When I first bought the single in 1969, I was sure it was another Richard Harris and not the actor.
You dummy!
This great song wings me back to my plooky youth in the late 60s. What a wonderful time to be young and stupid.
Oh my gosh! Love it, love it, love it! Always did, Always will! How could you not! Thanks! This is one of those songs you are not quite sure why you love it, but dammit, you just do! It's FANTASTIC! Thanks for posting it. I think as you get older the words carry more meaning. It does for me 💔✌️😎
This is a great song.
The writer finally confessed that the ACTUAL "MacArthur's Park" was a restaurant (in L.A. or San Fran.)...(not the park) where he and his girl friend met often. He DID see a "cake" and he saw "old men playing checkers"...all the things in the song. But..but the genius came NOT from what he saw. It came from his heart and what he felt.
WONDERFUL AND AMAZING SIR RICHARD HARRIS!!! RIP
My dad wants this song to be played at his funeral. He wants expressive dancers to be there and dance right up in your face while this song plays
The instrumental part is so totally mind-bending.
Beetlejuice beetlejuice 😊
Une des plus belles chansons que je connaisse
I first time listens to it by Donna Summer... and start crazy lovin it... I was a teenager tht time and now just xcited when the three degrees performed it beautifully.... Now by Richard Harris... It's beautiful n sad...
Always remind me this song😭 my heart is melting!!! Huhuhu
I HAD THIS ON 45 ! MAC ARTHUR PARK - RICHARD HARRIS . 1968
beetlejuice x2
Richard Harris was an English actor, not a singer. He did an amazing job. I know MacArthur Park in Los Angeles. Very good description in the lyrics.
Irish
I always cry when i singing this song its so epic and i always remember the love that my grandfather gave to me😢❤
Omg I had no idea the original Dumbledore sang this!!
Man, this is a work of art. Only someone like Tommy Wiseau can do this
Thank you XMagicxFlameX for this awesome video!! I grew up listening to this song on the radio. Brings back many wonderful memories of my time and family that passed. Much appreciate xx
Perfect. Thank you for adding lyrics. True poetry.
It’s poetically sang I think that’s why it is easily listened to I think Harris was one of the best actors I could watch him all day
I believe you, this was the song l played for My Husband when he was in a coma dying from prancrencit Cancer l believe this song was for us MAY 2022! Love this song to my GRAY
Grave!
This song was given the "Weird Al" bump in the 90's with Jurassic Park.
IN THE EARLY 1970'S A MEXICAN NEWS STATION USED THE UP TEMPO PART (INSTRUMENTAL) OF THIS SONG AS THEIR INTO AND CLOSING THEME OF THEIR NEWS PROGRAM . UNFORGETTABLE !
this is one of my fave song's i sing till now since 1980's
Mac Arthur Park est beaucoup plus qu'une chanson, c'est une œuvre qui possède une structure qui peut facilement être jouée par un orchestre symphonique.
Richard Harris nous surprend quand même par son interprétation !
An Masterpiece~!
I cry everytime I hear this song so many memories
Years ago a local girl named, Kathy Casa sang this song with her band Triangle. They would get standing ovations!
loved this song as a kid x
Masterpiece.
I used to sing it every single day ,this very beautiful song by richard harris
Espetacular! Arranjo memorável!
I like to cry in this song, to release the pain , but there is no more tears come, the tear gland is empty!!!
Thank you for the lyrics ---- I always thought it was "Between DEPARTED pages and were pressed in LOVE SOCKS EVEN-IRONED like a striped pair of pants"!!!
Richard Harris ❤️ for ever !
Thanks for this song Dumbledore 🎵
The cake is a metaphor, it is about a failed marriage
Really, what I heard was MacArthur park was a place where Jimmie Webb would go out for a walk, because that helped him think. When he was dating Linda Ronstadt they would have lunch there. He also saw a birthday party held there ruined by a sudden rainstorm that destroyed the birthday cake.
Could it also be a metaphor for time? Once it’s gone there’s no way of getting it back. What’s done is done and you have to watch the consequences of it. For better or for worse. Watching a failing love relationship is most definitely like watching a cake being ruined in the rain. There is nothing you can do about it.
@@heyitsdazy that was beautiful marina, just beautiful.
Im gonna need this song at my wedding
gorgeous !
>>> For WAY AFTER Christmas Day! But one of my favorites.
MAC ARTHUR PARK - RICHARD HARRIS . 1968
Jimmy Webb great composer!
After listening to this song I went to MacArthur Park and set on the bench.
I love this song! Richard Harris was a pretty good singer. Wasn't bad at all. His voice was better than a lot of other singers who ended up with hit records.
When this song came out I remember it being mocked by dj's as dumb...man were they wrong.
First time I heard this was with my dad leaving the wrestling matches at the old International Amphitheater in Chicago. He put on the Midnight Special on WFMT and this popped on.
Hear this version on the oldies station once in awhile
I will take my life into my hands and I will use it
a song for listeners ,nowadays the songs not for the listeners maybe for the dancers or someone who wants to see adult content (naked girls or something else)
If I am not mistaken, it's MacArthur Park and not Mac Arthur's Park. I still love the song and the way Richard Harris sings it.
i have loved this song since 1968 dancing my brains out with the vets leaving for vitanam in the morning
a very deep era Dina!
Like Meatloaf and Steinman, Songs, it's a Mini-Rock-Opera .... You're not just listening to a Song ... You're attending a Performance..: )
Yeah, looking back at 62 years in my life time experience wot have become of the hippy movement and all the people of way then at Woodstock and all their dreams, is there still a reason to wear shades coz of a bright future if there's any? ✌️ 🙏 👍 😅 🎶 💯 😎
Bettlegeuse 2 and Weird Al brought me here also to think that Emperor Marcus Arielus and OG Dumbledore is singing this song?
Superb
Wonderful
Sensational!
Here after seeing #BeetlejuiceBeetlejuice before this I was used to Weird Al’s parody
One of don't forget in my life. My first love at school.
The fast part that starts at 4:51 always reminds me of the beginning of the Moody Blues' "The Story in your Eyes."
JustAFocus I have always loved the Moody Blues. "The Other Side of Life".
MacArthur is full of analogy that's why people thought it was wierd and read it wrong. when he talks about cake he aint talking about a desert, don't we say 'you can have your cake and eat it too. we also say 'it's like the icing on the cake. 'it took so long to bake and'll never find that recipe again' i reckon means the recipe for that relationship took a long time to bake and i'll never find another you!
Jurassic park is frightening in the dark
Harris could sing, and did in Camelot & elsewhere before going on to play Albus Dumbledore.
Jim Webb was on fire in the 60's.
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice
The cake is a metaphor ^_^
This is for you Grace.Tony
Richard Harris is a Singer look up Camelot
Say what you will. The lyrics in part of the song are strange and silly. The ending is a little too melodramatic and Harris begins to squeal. But the song is great. The melody is what counts and the melody is beautiful.
Sempre lembrarei
Hope you enjoy this as much as I do.