I'll Never Get Enough Of You ...
When I was a student in the secondary school, I don't have the BALL to sing this song. I was shamed to sing song like this. I had been thrown out once on the stage when sing a song titled "Physical" from Olivia Newton-John Now I have THICK FACES like those crocodile and not shame anymore to sing song like this. Anyway this song would be like this
All last night we lay in bed making love
I never felt so much before with anyone
Never had to say a word
It was all right there
The warmth inside us flamed and circled everywhere
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Published on December 14,2012
Ref: 20121214-00074-201410120752-00-70-2012 12 12 102236 She beleive in me
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'I'll Never Get Enough Of You' Sang by Air Supply
Written by: Air Supply guitarist Rex Goh and Graham Russell
Category: Music
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In 1981, Air Supply released The One That You Love, produced by Russell, David Foster and Harry Maslin with the title track issued as a single which went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.[6] It also featured two other Top 5 hits, "Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)" and "Sweet Dreams". A fourth single, "I'll Never Get Enough" was released in Japan
and achieved Top 10 status. By the recording for this album, Barker
left and was replaced by David Green. Also, previous Air Supply
guitarist Rex Goh returned for the album, co-writing "I'll Never Get Enough" with Russell.
Russell and Hitchcock also from time to time were relief hosts on the music program Solid Gold. It is believed that they initially filled in when Andy Gibb
was a no show for an episode that they performed on. However, Gibb's
"no shows" soon became more frequent, which resulted in his termination.
Even though this was not their usual job, the duo made an impression on
producers and the audience who enjoyed their accents, and they were
asked to host every so often until the show was cancelled.
Their next album Now and Forever,
released in 1982 with the same seven-piece lineup (Hitchcock, Russell,
Moyse, Goh, Esler-Smith, Green and Cooper), continued the group's
popularity with the Top 5 hit "Even the Nights Are Better" and two Top 40 singles, "Young Love" and "Two Less Lonely People in the World".
In 1983, they released their Greatest Hits album with a new single, "Making Love Out of Nothing at All", written by Jim Steinman. The song was one of their biggest hits ever spending three weeks at No. 2, and the album eventually sold 7 million copies.
That same year, Air Supply also released their first live video, Air Supply Live in Hawaii. In 1984, their song "I Can Wait Forever" was featured in a scene of the blockbuster movie Ghostbusters, and was included in the soundtrack album.
By the mid-1980s, Goh, Moyse, and Green had all left the lineup, and the band's 1985 self-titled album featured Don Cromwell and former Babys member Wally Stocker
filling the bass and guitar roles, respectively. This album included a
Top 20 Billboard hit with "Just as I Am" as well as a cover of the Jennifer Rush song "The Power of Love." The band then had a couple of minor hits ("Lonely Is the Night" and "One More Chance") from the album Hearts in Motion released in 1986.
Russell and Hitchcock recorded a 1987 Christmas Album
(containing the holiday single "The Eyes of a Child") before taking a
break as a band. During this time, Hitchcock released his self-titled
album in 1988 which was not a big seller. However, he did have the
single "Swear to Your Heart" in 1990 – from the movie soundtrack for Arachnophobia – which received significant airplay.
All last night we lay in bed making love
I never felt so much before with anyone
Never had to say a word
It was all right there
The warmth inisde us flamed and circled everywhere
And if I never have another love
Well at least I had last night
Now I know how the feeling grows
Cause you made me come alive
CHORUS
I'll never get enough, never get enough
Never get enough of you
I'll never get enough, never get enough
Never get enough of you
I only wanna give you more
Now you're gone, I'm all alone just lying here
Waiting for the moment when I'll feel you near
Never asked if you'd come back,
I was too damn proud
I just smile and touched your hair
As you went out
CHORUS
Read more: Air Supply - I'll Never Get Enough Of You Lyrics | lyrics.wikia.com
I never felt so much before with anyone
Never had to say a word
It was all right there
The warmth inisde us flamed and circled everywhere
And if I never have another love
Well at least I had last night
Now I know how the feeling grows
Cause you made me come alive
CHORUS
I'll never get enough, never get enough
Never get enough of you
I'll never get enough, never get enough
Never get enough of you
I only wanna give you more
Now you're gone, I'm all alone just lying here
Waiting for the moment when I'll feel you near
Never asked if you'd come back,
I was too damn proud
I just smile and touched your hair
As you went out
CHORUS
Read more: Air Supply - I'll Never Get Enough Of You Lyrics | lyrics.wikia.com
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