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Ciao! This week I have chosen the theme “Always”. To start out, let’s listen to “Never My Love” by The Association from 1967. Next up is “Niente al Mondo” by Dolcenera from 2015. The title means “nothing in the world” and she says there is nothing in the world that she would trade for her love. Our next song is by Belgian tenor Helmut Lotti. The title is “All My Life” and it is a powerful song about a man who will love forever even though he doesn’t know when or if he will see his loved one again. The song was written by Helmut Lotti and Joaquin Rodrigo and was first released by Helmut Lotti in 1995. Now let’s listen to “Forever and Ever” by Demis Roussos from 1973. Our next song is by Eros Ramazzotti from 2003. The title is “Un Emozione Per Sempre” which means “an emotion forever”. It is about a love story that is over but unforgettable, making him remember many happy times, and he says some loves leave their mark on us, for always. Now here is “I Swear” by All 4 One from 1994. “Alway...
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Love's Harmony

Ciao! Let’s start off this week’s lineup with “Workin’ My Way Back to You”. The song was originally recorded by The Four Seasons in 1966, but this is the disco version by The Spinners from 1979.

Now let’s listen to “Evil Woman” by the Electric Light Orchestra, from 1975.

Next up we have a song from 1973 by the Doobie Brothers that most people think is called “Without Love”, but the title is actually “Long Train Running”.

And now here is Katrina Stone with “Soul on Fire” from 2016.

Our next song is “Swearin’ to God” by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons from 1975.

Next up is the 1985 song by the Eurythmics “There Must Be An Angel (Playing with my heart)”.

How about a beautiful love song duet? Here are Barbra Streisand and Bryan Adams singing “I Finally Found Someone” from the 1996 film “The Mirror Has Two Faces”.

Here is the 1979 hit “We Don’t Talk Anymore” by Cliff Richard.

Many artists have recorded this next song, but the original version by Louis Armstrong is still the best. Here is “What a Wonderful World” from 1967.

Now let’s listen to “The Way Back Into Love” with Hugh Grant and Haley Bennett from the 2007 film “Music and Lyrics”.

“All I Do is Dream of You” was written by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed. Published in 1934, the song has been recorded by many artists and used in several films over the years. Here is the version by Michael Bublè from 2009.

Next up is “Come Softly To Me” by the Fleetwoods from 1959.

And now we have “Maybe I'm Amazed” by Paul McCartney from 1970.

Now let’s listen to some peppy, romantic jazz that just makes you feel good. In fact, the title of the song is “Feels So Good” and it’s by Chuck Mangione, from 1977.

Our last song for this episode is “Faithfully” by Journey, from 1982. Ciao for now, and may your life be filled with light and love!

Be sure to tune in every week for a new episode of Love Songs, featuring host Marcy Coate. See the sidebar for current broadcast days and times.

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