❤.•*¨*•.¸¸❤ Forever ❤•*¨*•.¸¸❤❤.•*¨*•.¸¸❤ In LOVE ❤•*¨*•.¸¸❤❤.•*¨*•.¸¸❤ With YOU ❤•*¨*•.¸¸❤
You are My Life and My LOVE... This channel is from ME to YOU... Everything here originates from my thoughts of YOU... EVERYTHING. I feel it to be a better reflection of myself. My other special channel is all LOVE for YOU. This is about more of me and my reflections for the LOVE that I have with the dreams of US. I'm somewhat limited there so please know that this is all for YOU... about ME...
I LOVE YOU FOREVER... In a very special way❤.•*¨*•.¸¸❤ I Just Can't Stop Loving YOU ❤•*¨*•.¸¸❤
Yes, this was a beautiful song, sung beautifully by Elvis Presley. The song enjoyed top rating on the British charts. It was picturized in the MGM musical-comedy "Spinout" [1966]. The sequence shows Elvis spotting novelist, Diane McBain [Diana St. Clair] spying on him with her binoculars from afar. He approaches her and strikes up a friendship when the song happens. Diane McBain's career was in limbo for nearly two years after she was dropped by Warner Bros. Spinout gave her career a sort of resuscitation that she badly needed. Even though she didn't appear in any other major studio films, her indies kept her career afloat. Best of these indies where Diane had co-starring billing was "The Delta Factor" [1969]. The film starred Chris George and Yvettte Mimieum and also featured Yvonne DeCarlo in a cameo.
I am a Canadian woman who lived and worked in Saudi Arabia for 2 years - this was the song that played in my head non stop. When I finally flew back to Canada to stay for good, when the plane landed in Toronto, I got down on my hands and knees and kissed the ground. I didn't give a crap what anyone thought.
As a kid growing up in Sydney, songs like this were only played on a select few radio stations and I was only ever lucky enough to hear them because my Dad always listened to 2CH Easy Listening in the car - and he drove me around a lot. Mum and Dad divorced when I was 11 and remained friends despite their differences. But for whatever reason, my Dad would look particularly sad whenever this song was played and he'd go quiet while the song played and for a little while afterwards as well. I felt his pain but I didn't understand it enough to have said anything, which is something I've always regretted. But I now know why the song affected him the way it did and it helps me to now know that my Dad was so sad about the divorce, and that it impacted on him so much because he still cared for my Mum, even know they couldn't live together and divorced as a result of that. And I guess, if I'm honest with myself, I've always been so afraid of being hurt by love....but I made a promise to myself a long time ago - that promise being to always try to love more than I'm loved, wherever possible. I figured at the time that if I adopted such a mantra then I would never be in a position to feel sad, or guilty, if I had to part ways with someone I loved. If only it were that simple. Thanks, to anyone who read my rant.....I'm having a moment here so I needed to say it. So, thanks.
