ABOUT It's Impossible: Shirley recorded and released this song on her 1971 LP titled, 'Shirley Bassey - Something Else'
"Somos Novios (It's Impossible)" is a song written by the premier Mexican bolero composer Armando Manzanero. The song was translated into English by Sid Wayne and first recorded by Perry Como in 1970. It is one of the most popular boleros of all time, recorded by Shirley Bassey, Elvis Presley, Perry Como, Andy Williams, reggae legend Dennis Brown on a Studio One Album. Tejano group Mazz recorded this as part of a meledy entitled "Canciones De Amor" which was on the album "Para Nuestra Gente". Younger generation artist, Clay Aiken recorded this song on his 2010 album Tried and True.
LYRICS: It's impossible Tell the sun to leave the sky It's just impossible It's impossible
Ask a baby not to cry It's just impossible Can I hold you Closer to me And not feel you Going through me Split the second That I never think of you Oh how impossible
Can the ocean Keep from rushing to the shore It's just impossible If I hold you Could I ever want for more It's just impossible
And tomorrow Should you ask me for the world Somehow I'd get it I would sell my very soul And not regret it For to live without your love Is just impossible
Can the ocean Keep from rushing to the shore It's just impossible If I hold you Could I ever want for more It's just impossible
And tomorrow Should you ask me for the world Somehow I'd get it I would sell my very soulAnd not regret it For to live without your love Is just impossible
It's impossible It's impossible It's impossible
Yesterday I Heard the Rain was recorded and released on Shirley's 1970 LP titled, 'Shirley Bassey - Something'
LYRICS: Yesterday I Heard The Rain: Yesterday I heard the rain, whispering your name, asking where you'd gone . . .
It fell softly from the clouds on the silent crowds, as I wandered on . . .
Out of doorways black umbrellas came to pursue me, Faceless people as they passed were looking through me, no one knew me . . .
Yesterday I shut my eyes, face-up to the skies, drinkin' in the rain . . .
But your image still was there floating in the air, brighter than a flame . . .
Yesterday I saw a city, full of shadows without pity, and I heard the steady rain, whispering your name, Whispering your name . . .
Yesterday I saw a city, full of shadows without pity, and I
