Biografia:
Engelbert Humperdinck (2 de Maio de 1936, Madras, Índia Britânica), mais conhecido simplesmente como Engelbert, é um famoso cantor popular anglo-indiano que fez muito sucesso nos anos 60 e 70. Seu nome completo de batismo é Arnold George Dorsey.
Suas canções mais conhecidas incluem "Release Me (And Let Me Love Again)" e "After the Lovin'", bem como "The Last Waltz" ("The Last Waltz with You").
Em 1989, Engelbert gravou um álbum produzido pelo músico, produtor e compositor alemão Dieter Bohlen, chamado 'Star Of Bethlehem'.
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Outras músicas:
- 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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The way it used to be
by: Engelbert Humperdick
Chords by: Juhndemar
Verse 1:
Gm Cm
Lonely table just for one
D Gm
in a bright and crowded room
Cm
while the music has begun
D
i drink to the memories
Gm
in the gloom
though the music still
Cm
the same
D
it has a bitter sweet
G
refrain
Chorus:
G
so play the song
D
the way it used to be
D7
before she left and
G G7
changed it all to sadness
C
and maybe if she's
G
passing by the window
she would hear our
D G G7
love song, and melody
C
and even if the words
G
are not so tender
D
i will always remember
G--Gm
the way it used to be
Verse 2:
friends stop by and said
Cm D
hello, then i laughed
Gm
and hide the pain
Cm
it's quite easy till they go
D G
then the song begins again
by: Engelbert Humperdick
Chords by: Juhndemar
Verse 1:
Gm Cm
Lonely table just for one
D Gm
in a bright and crowded room
Cm
while the music has begun
D
i drink to the memories
Gm
in the gloom
though the music still
Cm
the same
D
it has a bitter sweet
G
refrain
Chorus:
G
so play the song
D
the way it used to be
D7
before she left and
G G7
changed it all to sadness
C
and maybe if she's
G
passing by the window
she would hear our
D G G7
love song, and melody
C
and even if the words
G
are not so tender
D
i will always remember
G--Gm
the way it used to be
Verse 2:
friends stop by and said
Cm D
hello, then i laughed
Gm
and hide the pain
Cm
it's quite easy till they go
D G
then the song begins again
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Engmans Kapell
Eniel
Enigma
Enna Inar