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I would swear this is a Light Years outtake, not a Fever outtake

this song is everything I love about Kylie....kitteny vocals, full throated belting, self knowledge, and a killer hook

The Butcher's Wife is one of my favorite movies and this song is particularly dear to me....thanks for this

the sheena easton and david bowie of christian rock together.....kind of amazing

Every time I hear this, I am back on the dance floor at Deer Park Lodge in Hagerstown MD in 1983, dancing my fool butt off and having no idea at the time who sang this song.

I always thought this song sounded more like her first two albums, which was fine with me since I was a fan from the first beat of "Say You Do."

Ok Eric Draven, you are an amazing musician and I hope that the powers that be are paying attention to what you are capable of......if I were a famous recording artist with tons of money, you would totally be producing my next cd

This song should have been huge.....and this live version,almost 30 years later, sounds almost identical to the original.....true musicians.....plus the sublime Elizabeth....nothing better

Does anyone know why they didn't re-record the vocals with Marko since he did the vocals for the rest of the album?

I always laugh at the fact that this song accompanies an incredibly romantic moment since the words are anything but romantic.....love the song and the movie anyway

Kylie should do an album of covers....her cover performances in all of her concerts always sound amazing

why couldn't she finish the word "myself?" makes me crazy

Sounds great, but I wonder why she says "sad heart" instead of the real lyric "sad eyes" so it rhymes with "realize"

I could never figure out the time signature of this song when it reaches the bridge and chorus....makes me crazy to this day. BTW, it was written by Robbie Nevil of C'est La Vie fame

Are we supposed to forget that Lisa killed the nurse who helped her get the drugs that she used to dope up Robin? They have just kind of dropped that whole idea.

@thathoodwink......this is D.L. Byron's original lyric....both Rachel Sweet and Pat Benatar wrote their own lyrics (check the differences in their versions) to make the song less masculine and a bit less severe

Am I crazy? Was Brianna Brown not in the opening credits anymore? Or am I seeing things? Or not seeing things?

I have always loved this song....huge Liam Sternberg fan