ladyciel
Brilliant_Rock
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So, my almost-fiance generally only listens to rock music, and since I really don't want a rock ballad first dance I've been troubled when thinking about my options. Trying to find something he would like (and not just tolerate) seemed impossible.
Well, teasing him about his music tastes the other night I asked if he could think of even one song he likes that would be suitable for a first dance. I didn't expect him to come up with anything, but less than 30 seconds later he had an answer: "I have one, but you won't like it. It's from Bond."
Me: "Greaaaaaaaaaaat. What is it?"
Him: "We Have All The Time in the World - Louis Armstrong sings it"
(You can listen to it here)
Turns out, I LOVE the song, and it bridges the seemingly impossible - HE picked it, I love it, AND it's danceable.
The catch: Because he's a bond nut I now know where the song comes from. Its title and inspiration are what Bond says right after his WIFE is MURDERED. The song was written specifically based on that line from the book. Soooooo, I can't get the depressing dead wife issue out of my head. Am I being silly? Is anybody likely to know where the song comes from and the backstory, or will they just think "awww, I love Louis"??
Well, teasing him about his music tastes the other night I asked if he could think of even one song he likes that would be suitable for a first dance. I didn't expect him to come up with anything, but less than 30 seconds later he had an answer: "I have one, but you won't like it. It's from Bond."
Me: "Greaaaaaaaaaaat. What is it?"
Him: "We Have All The Time in the World - Louis Armstrong sings it"
(You can listen to it here)
Turns out, I LOVE the song, and it bridges the seemingly impossible - HE picked it, I love it, AND it's danceable.
The catch: Because he's a bond nut I now know where the song comes from. Its title and inspiration are what Bond says right after his WIFE is MURDERED. The song was written specifically based on that line from the book. Soooooo, I can't get the depressing dead wife issue out of my head. Am I being silly? Is anybody likely to know where the song comes from and the backstory, or will they just think "awww, I love Louis"??