Dionne Warwick - Land Of Make Believe (Scepter Records 1964) video free download
"(In the) Land of Make Believe", a song written by Burt Bacharach & Hal David and sung by Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield and others.
You are always here with me
In the Land of Make-Believe
In the Land of Make-Believe
In the Land of Make-Believe
You're mine tonight, although you are far away
In the Land of Make-Believe
I'm holding you tight
A silver moon is shining above
And there's love in your eyes
And I'm kissing you like I used to do
Yesterday in paradise
I've been livin' in the Land of Make-Believe
Since you've been gone
I need you so much that, without your love,
I must deceive myself to go on
Your loving hand caresses my face
We embrace tenderly
Never will we part
Deep down in my heart
You are always here with me
You are always here with me
In the Land of Make-Believe
In the Land of Make-Believe
I need you so much
Your loving hand caresses my face
We embrace tenderly
Never will we part
Deep down in my heart
You are always here with me
You are always here with me
In the Land of Make-Believe
In the Land of Make-Believe
You are always here with me
In the Land of Make-Believe
Comments
8 years ago
Gerald Johnson
Dionne Warwick, Burt Bacharach and Hal David. 'Nuff said. Thanks for the post. Blessings9 years ago
poetgb
I think this is one of the most pleasing melodies I've heard. Bacharach is easily one of the most gifted melody writers of all time. Dionne sang this song sweetly and beautifully.9 years ago
kelly boyce
This is why I fell in love with Dionne. The times she could sing and sing well. Not like much of the music she is doing today. Age and cigarettes have really done it to that golden voice.9 years ago
deleone11
A silky silver golden diamond voice singing on a moonlight night. 9 years ago
Wroth Chyld
Dayumn she was hot as hell haha PEACE!9 years ago
janice altman
Nice!10 years ago
Chuck Flowers
SOPRANO Dionne!!!! In her heyday. Beautiful.10 years ago
tricky dick
Hard to choose between this and Dusty Springfield's version.11 years ago
Tim Eddy
I appreciate this posting. Donald Fagen and Walter Becker of Steely Dan wrote an alternate melody over the chord changes of this tune called "Rapunzel" that was recorded on a great jazz album they produced called "Apogee". I've always wanted a version of the original for study purposes- again, many, many thanks.11 years ago
texassoul
Many thanks for posting this amazing and overlooked song!Related Videos
