Biography:
Hay dos artistas llamados Engelbert Humperdinck:
1 - Crooner británico (1936).
2 - Compositor alemán (1854-1921).
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1 - Engelbert Humperdinck, nombre artístico de Arnold George Dorsey, es un cantante y actor británico nacido en Madras, India, el 2 de mayo de 1936.
Hijo de un ingeniero y el menor de 10 hermanos. Se mudó a Inglaterra a la edad de 10 años.
Su primera actuación en un escenario fue a los 17 años, usando el nombre de Gerry Dorsey.
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Other songs:
- A Man And A Woman
- A Man Without Love
- Abendsegen Abends Will Ich Schlafen Gehn
- After The Lovin
- And I Love Her So
- Another Time Another Place
- Call On Me
- Cant Take My Eyes Off You
- Dance The Night Away
- How Do I Stop Loving You
- I Cant Stop Loving You
- Il Mondo My World
- Les Bicyclettes De Belsize
- Lesbian Seagull
- Little Cafe By The Harbour
- Love Me With All Of Your Heart
- Love Story Where Do I Begin
- Love Will Set You Free
- Please Release Me
- Quando Quando Quando
- Spanish Eyes
- Such A Night
- Ten Guitars
- The Last Waltz
- The Spanish Night Is Over
- The Way It Used To Be
- There Goes My Everything
- To All The Girls Ive Loved Before
- Too Beautiful To Last
- What Now My Love
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Too Beautiful To Last:Engelbert Humperdinck.
#14 in UK and #86 on BB Hot 100 on DECCA
Records in 1972.
(Intro)
C Am F Dm C F Fm
(Verse 1)
C Am
The days of autumn splendor, those moments warm
F Dm C Fm
and tender, was it too beautiful to last?
C Am
The love we shared together, the dreams we dared
Dm C
together, was it too beautiful to last?
(Chorus)
Fm Bb C
Walking hand in hand, the dawn discloses we were
Eb Db
dreaming of a land where love reposes.
Ab D
But castles made of sand like winter roses are fated
Ab G F
to die, my darling, like you and I, my darling.
(Verse 2)
C Am
Where are those sweet Septembers, the joy my heart
remembers?
D C Fm
Lost in the shadows of the past.
C Am
The rainbow watched above you, the sacred words,
F C
I love you..why did the dream go by so fast?
(Chorus)
Fm Bb C
Walking hand in hand, the dawn discloses we were
Eb Db
dreaming of a land where love reposes.
Ab D
But castles made of sand like winter roses are fated
Ab G F
to die, my darling, like you and I, my darling.
(Verse 3)
C Am
Where are those sweet Septembers, the joy my heart
remembers?
D Dm F C Fm
Lost in the shadows of the past.
C Am
The rainbow watched above you, the sacred words,
F C
I love you..why did the dream go by so fast?
(Outro)
D C
Was it too beautiful, was it too beautiful to
Am F C
last?
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
#14 in UK and #86 on BB Hot 100 on DECCA
Records in 1972.
(Intro)
C Am F Dm C F Fm
(Verse 1)
C Am
The days of autumn splendor, those moments warm
F Dm C Fm
and tender, was it too beautiful to last?
C Am
The love we shared together, the dreams we dared
Dm C
together, was it too beautiful to last?
(Chorus)
Fm Bb C
Walking hand in hand, the dawn discloses we were
Eb Db
dreaming of a land where love reposes.
Ab D
But castles made of sand like winter roses are fated
Ab G F
to die, my darling, like you and I, my darling.
(Verse 2)
C Am
Where are those sweet Septembers, the joy my heart
remembers?
D C Fm
Lost in the shadows of the past.
C Am
The rainbow watched above you, the sacred words,
F C
I love you..why did the dream go by so fast?
(Chorus)
Fm Bb C
Walking hand in hand, the dawn discloses we were
Eb Db
dreaming of a land where love reposes.
Ab D
But castles made of sand like winter roses are fated
Ab G F
to die, my darling, like you and I, my darling.
(Verse 3)
C Am
Where are those sweet Septembers, the joy my heart
remembers?
D Dm F C Fm
Lost in the shadows of the past.
C Am
The rainbow watched above you, the sacred words,
F C
I love you..why did the dream go by so fast?
(Outro)
D C
Was it too beautiful, was it too beautiful to
Am F C
last?
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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