I wish I'd stuck a like on the other one as well, although I didn't think it was that bad.And I've liked this one too
I wish I'd stuck a like on the other one as well, although I didn't think it was that bad.And I've liked this one too
Pretentious load of old b******s.
Sorry.
I always thought it was about Murray Clark, a lad in my primary school - it's a lot less creepy now that I know the proper words...I've lways wondered, if she was Italian, why Marie-Claire
PS wiki tells me that Sarstedt denied it was about Sophia Loren![]()
Another one here for one of my favourite songs, Mainly for the accordeon start and finish. I've always liked this one as well.
That's what an excess of frozen orange juice does for you ...
RIP Peter
Could it have been Hilda Ogden perhaps?PS wiki tells me that Sarstedt denied it was about Sophia Loren![]()
re my deleted post @Moderators
I absolutely agree with your decision but it was worth saying even so![]()
Damn, I wish I'd been paying attention to this thread earlier. Now I'll never know what I missed...
WDYGTML makes me cringe, but no accounting for taste and all that. Condolences to his family.
Despite one of the comments above I thought it a truly great haunting song. And maybe rather of its time since a lot of folk born into such circumstances these days are very probably going to stay there.a very good song:
This song is about a young girl born in poverty in Naples, Italy, who grows up to become a member of the jet-set. It has been alleged that Peter Sarstedt had in mind movie star Sophia Loren, who was herself bought up in the back streets of Naples.
Always had the idea that Marie Claire wasn't the subject's real name - ie: that they had invented it to distance themselves from their humble roots and that their real name was a female Italian equivalent of Fred Bloggs.I've lways wondered, if she was Italian, why Marie-Claire
PS wiki tells me that Sarstedt denied it was about Sophia Loren![]()