Published on Apr 22, 2014
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'Weekend in New England' as originally by released by Barry Manilow on his 1976 albumThis One's For You.
Written by: Song written by Randy Edelman,
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"Weekend in New England" is a song written by Randy Edelman, and released by Barry Manilow on his 1976 album This One's For You. The song was released as a single in 1976, reaching number one on the U.S. Adult Contemporary (Easy Listening) chart and number ten on the Billboard Hot 100.[1] It is a classic example of Manilow's popular style of big ballad, including a romantic theme, swelling orchestration and a dramatic finish.[citation needed] The only reference to the title is the line, "Time in New England took me away...", and the word "weekend" is never mentioned at all. It was followed by the single, "Looks Like We Made It".
The Reba McEntire song, "Whoever's in New England," is seen by many[by whom?] as an answer song to "Weekend In New England", as sung by the wife of a philandering husband who has an ongoing affair with someone in New England.
This song was recorded by John Barrowman for his 2007 album Another Side, while Manilow's version was heard in the 2009 comedy Paul Blart: Mall Cop.
Lyrics taken from MetroLyrics
Last night I waved goodbye, now it seems years
I'm back in the city where nothing is clear
But thoughts of me, holding you
Bringing us near
And tell me when will our eyes meet?
When can I touch you?
When will this strong yearning end?
And when will I hold you again?
Time in New England took me away
To long rocky beaches and you, by the bay
We started a story
Whose end must now wait
And tell me when will our eyes meet?
When can I touch you?
When will this strong yearning end?
And when will I hold you again?
I feel the change comin'
I feel the wind blow
I feel brave and daring
I feel my blood flow
With you I could bring out
All the love, that I have
With you there's a Heaven
So earth ain't so bad
And tell me when will our eyes meet?
When can I touch you?
When will this strong yearning end?
And when will I hold you again, again?
Songwriters
Edelman, Randy
Published by
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing
Read more: Barry Manilow - Weekend In New England Lyrics | MetroLyrics
The Reba McEntire song, "Whoever's in New England," is seen by many[by whom?] as an answer song to "Weekend In New England", as sung by the wife of a philandering husband who has an ongoing affair with someone in New England.
This song was recorded by John Barrowman for his 2007 album Another Side, while Manilow's version was heard in the 2009 comedy Paul Blart: Mall Cop.
Lyrics taken from MetroLyrics
Last night I waved goodbye, now it seems years
I'm back in the city where nothing is clear
But thoughts of me, holding you
Bringing us near
And tell me when will our eyes meet?
When can I touch you?
When will this strong yearning end?
And when will I hold you again?
Time in New England took me away
To long rocky beaches and you, by the bay
We started a story
Whose end must now wait
And tell me when will our eyes meet?
When can I touch you?
When will this strong yearning end?
And when will I hold you again?
I feel the change comin'
I feel the wind blow
I feel brave and daring
I feel my blood flow
With you I could bring out
All the love, that I have
With you there's a Heaven
So earth ain't so bad
And tell me when will our eyes meet?
When can I touch you?
When will this strong yearning end?
And when will I hold you again, again?
Songwriters
Edelman, Randy
Published by
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing
Read more: Barry Manilow - Weekend In New England Lyrics | MetroLyrics
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