And this is what Jim Richard Steinman a composer, lyricist, and record producer with Jewish ancestry meant when he wrote this beautiful best song - Making love, out of nothing at all -the lovers never made love. The writer had p u r e love for whoever she was. He was a successful man who had everything, knew how to make and do everything, and how to love her romantically, asking humbly for her to love him back. She in return loves him back but in her own special way without the sex. He CLEARLY says to her “And I don’t know how you do it, making love out of nothing at all” With appreciation, in the memory of Jim Richard Steinman in peace rest his soul, זכר צדיק לברכה
And this is what Jim Richard Steinman a composer, lyricist, and record producer with Jewish ancestry meant when he wrote this beautiful best song -
Making love, out of nothing at all -the lovers never made love.
The writer had p u r e love for whoever she was. He was a successful man who had everything, knew how to make and do everything, and how to love her romantically, asking humbly for her to love him back. She in return loves him back but in her own special way without the sex. He CLEARLY says to her “And I don’t know how you do it, making love out of nothing at all”
With appreciation, in the memory of
Jim Richard Steinman in peace rest his soul,
זכר צדיק לברכה
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very good!!
🙏😍 amo esta canción. Gracias
Russell Hitchcock should be spoken in same sentence as Steve Perry and Freddie Mercury (vocally).