Last night, I recently came across this old song with Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle and it brought back memories of when I was smaller (well, memories of Aladdin).
My parent's were into this kind of romantic music, and their tastes have definitely passed down to me. Bryson sings with a unique voice that differs so much from the sounds of today's male singers.
It is definetly one of my favourite songs that I haven't heard in a while, and also the most played song on my iTunes.
Songs like these are timeless and classic compared to music that demeans women, talks about violent sex, drugs and living life just to get money.
You must admit, it is a beautiful song sung in soft subdued tones by this amazing duo.
My parent's were into this kind of romantic music, and their tastes have definitely passed down to me. Bryson sings with a unique voice that differs so much from the sounds of today's male singers.
It is definetly one of my favourite songs that I haven't heard in a while, and also the most played song on my iTunes.
Songs like these are timeless and classic compared to music that demeans women, talks about violent sex, drugs and living life just to get money.
You must admit, it is a beautiful song sung in soft subdued tones by this amazing duo.
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