Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupHere Comes My Wife (Electronic Stereo Version) · Cat StevensNew Masters℗ 1968 Decca Music Group LimitedReleased o. British singer/songwriter born in London 1948. UK 60's Singles1966 I Love My Dog / Portobello Road Deram - DM 1021967 Matthew and Son / Granny Deram - DM 110.
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Cat Stevens Here Comes My Wife (1968, Vinyl) Discogs
At its core, "Here Comes My Wife" explores the profound themes of love, commitment, and the journey of partnership. It delves beyond the mere celebration of a wedding, shining a light on the vulnerability and responsibility that arises when two individuals choose to share their lives together. The song acts as a reminder of the significance. How I'd love to tell her she's a bore, But I tell her that it's quite alright. No, no, it's quite alright with me. Well here comes my wife. And that's the story of my life. She haunts me though she don't want me. She follows badly, in disguise. But it's not hard to recognise her, 'cause she's crying! She looks like dyin' on me. She looks like dyin' on me. See that shadow dancin' on the floor. She's coming up behind me. How I'd love to tell her she's a bore. But what I tell her that it's quite alright. No no, it's quite. Here Comes My Wife Lyrics by Cat Stevens from the Very Young and Early Songs album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Well here comes my wife And that's the story of my life She haunts me though she don't want me She follows badly.
Cat Stevens Here comes my wife (with lyrics) YouTube
Well here comes my wife And that's the story of my life She haunts me Though she don't want me She follows badly in disguise But it's not hard to recognize her 'Cause she's cryin' She looks like. Here Comes My Wife Lyrics by Cat Stevens from the New Masters album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Well here comes my wife And that's the story of my life She haunts me though she don't want me She follows badly. Well here comes my wife. and that's the story of my life. she haunts me though she don't want me. She follows badly in disguise. but it's not hard to recognize her 'cause she's cryin'. she looks like dyin' on me. See that shadow dancin' on the floor. She's coming up behind me. How I'd love to tell her she's a bore, Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupHere Comes My Wife (Mono Version) · Cat StevensNew Masters℗ 1968 Decca Music Group LimitedReleased on: 2003-01-01.
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Well here comes my wife And that's the story of my life She haunts me though she don't want me She follows badly in disguise But it's not hard to recognize her 'cause she's cryin' She looks like dyin' on me Her father's rich, I think a millionaire But money doesn't make him better It just makes him better to be there So, you can tell him that it's quite alright with me No no, it's quite. [Lyrics Cat Stevens - Here Comes My Wife]Well here comes my wife And that's the story of my life She haunts me though she don't want me She follows badly in.
Here Comes My Wife Lyrics by Cat Stevens from the The Collection album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Well here comes my wife And that's the story of my life She haunts me though she don't want me She follows badly. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Here Comes My Wife by Cat Stevens. Compare versions and buy on Discogs
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She looks like dyin' on me. See that shadow dancin' on the floor. She's coming up behind me. How I'd love to tell her she's a bore. But what I tell her that it's quite alright. No no, it's quite alright with me. Well here comes my wife. And that's the story of my life. She haunts me. "Here Comes My Baby" Song by Cat Stevens; from the album Matthew and Son; Released: 10 March 1967 () Recorded: 1966: Studio: Decca Studios, London: Genre: Baroque pop; folk rock; Length: 2: 58: Label:. After Stevens shelved "Here Comes My Baby", it was recorded by beat group the Tremeloes. Their version was released several months prior to.
