Laura Nyro & Labelle - The Bells video free download
Lyrics:
I'll never hear the bells if you leave me
I'll never hear the bells
I'll never hear the bells if you leave me
I'll never hear the bells
Do you hear what I hear
When your lips are kissing mine
Can you hear the bells darling
Can you hear them when I'm kissing you
What do I have to do to make you feel the tingling too
Can you hear the bells darling
Can you hear them when I'm kissing you
Oh yeah
Oh, I hear the bells, ringing in my ear
Oh, saying do you love me, do you love me, do you love me, do you love me like I love you
Oh, there's one thing that I want you to remember
If you ever leave me I believe I'll go insane
And I'll never hear the bells again
No, I'll never hear the bells again
No, I'll never hear the bells again
Comments
9 years ago
berry nutter
I discovered Laura Nyro in my junior year of high school,1969. An African-American teenager growing up in the projects.I came to Laura Nyro through the Fifth Dimension which was acceptable listening in projects because they were black.Ms.Nyro came out with" New York Tenderberry." I was hooked.I took the record to school and played for my white friends.They were also hooked.When I played it for my black friends and family that said what the hell is that. I followed Ms Nyro.throughout her career and also got a chance to see her perform "Ooh Child". Forever Laura Nyro.The true meaning of soul.9 years ago
Justice Allah
This should be in a movie9 years ago
Floyd Collins
At 2:02, the female body can be the most aesthetically pleasing things of all. And that scene seems to be indicative of the great anal sex. Just beautiful... makes me want to masturbate!!9 years ago
orchid lover
Hard to believe Patty LaBelle was one of her back up singers,,9 years ago
Jay Geisler
This is a song I have to come back and listen to every now and then because its such a haunting and soulful performance.9 years ago
ed fend
one of the best recordings ever........Laura and Labelle......play it over and over and still brings tears to my eyes,,,, still can't believe Laura has been gone for so long9 years ago
Charlo Crossley
Labelle's vocals rock this love anthem. Love me Miss Laura!9 years ago
steven moore
LOVE THIS !!!!9 years ago
Barry Schlesinger
Man!!....Takes my breath away.... Oh! my Heart.... Sensual.... Earthy.....Lovely. 9 years ago
lisa boland
Love this gem. Patti Labelle was perfect with Laura.<310 years ago
MARIA COWBOYSFAN CORNEJO
I like this version10 years ago
Roy Detweiler
I love Philadelphia Soul Sound. Thank you Marvin, Laura and LaBelle!10 years ago
pattifanalwayz
kathryn i see u love patti send me a response10 years ago
Max StClaire
beauty personified10 years ago
Rick Reiley
Laura Nyro's music got me through many dark hours in my late teens and early twenties. Of course they brought sunshine too. And still do. She was with me through my thirties, forties, fifties and now into my 60's. A source of pure magic and divine intervention. I wish I could have seen her perform. Precious, timeless and perfect. Thanks for posting.10 years ago
Vita Sibirsky
Well, EP I can think of two teenagers who listened to Laura Nyro back then and there must have been more of us because Carnegie Hall and the Fillmore certainly sold out every time she performed. The dozen times I heard Laura while I was in my late teens-early twenties I certainly don't remember an audience filled with old Jazz fans and Gay men. Sure it wasn't a stadium sized audience but it was what it was. Sweetheart (as Laura would say),you do have a snarky edge in your comments.10 years ago
Eliezer Pennywhistler
What's called raillery? Who are to posting to? What are you talking about? How are you defining raillery? Why haven't you listened to "Emmie" yet?10 years ago
Eliezer Pennywhistler
Yeah. But WHEN were you 16? At the time or later (which was my point)? Also, if you "gotta love her" you gotta learn how to spell her name. It's only fair to her.10 years ago
dollylw
I bought her album when I was 16! Gotta love Laura Nero.10 years ago
alissa mower clough
It's called "raillery". It means that I love this song amazingly, though I couch it in terms of an insult. And I do love this duet.Related Videos
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