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What is the ring she puts round his neck? Bizarre too, the way she strokes his cheek before blasting his face with radiation...

Found this version in a second hand record shop in Greenwich, s.e. London. Still blows my mind/ears/heart. Thanks for posting.

Devastatingly lovely song - the whole album is so profound...thanks for posting.

Pure magic, I was a hormonal teenager, first love. m/cycle, car, a real wild year - the long hot summer of '76. Can I just go back and stay there for the rest of my life.....please?

Love it, love it love it. How come songs like this get little or no air time...? I used to play it on my show on community radio in south-east London in the late '80s. It seemed/is such a great song - catchy romantic and atmosperhic....

Bullying was rife in the boarding school I went to also. Put vulnerable people in an institution and the bullies soon find them out. The old law of the jungle and everyone's in denial. It stopped when I went to a school in Norn Iron after they got over the fact that I could possibly be a souther...

Love it love it love it - thanks for posting..

First heard this in a music shop on Greenwich (sarf-east London,)around 1991. It blew my mind. listened to the whole album and continued to listen for the rest of the year with a portable ghetto-blaster a Sharp GF9595 plugged into the cig. lighter of my white hand painted Morris Marina when I was...

Great song, love the backing and thanks for posting.

That incredible intro - what a design. So exciting and moving, you just want to get up and dance - how do they do that stuff? How did this not get a number one - huh? Thanks for posting just drives you crazy....

Perfect timeless gorgeous eighties nostalgia, thank you for posting..

First heard this on Annie Nightingale's Sunday night show in early 1988. Played it to near death on my drive time show on Radio Thamesmead.

If you'd told me this was a cover of Laura Brannigan's (original) I 'd believe you! Not nearly as catchy or atmospheric as hers....

So hauntingly beautiful perfect classic and timeless song. Thanks for posting.

Love that long intro, just perfect for when she throws her arms round your neck and you start kissing and touching. A most understated band and that song....still puts goosepimples down my neck. If I could just travel back to that golden era 1975-1985 I'd stay there - till the end of time.

Love it always, happy memories of a party and hot love in an upstairs appartment in Clanricarde Gardens, Notting Hill Gate west London. .....till the night closes in..

What's wrong with the "thousand lovers" then, can't you take precautions every time? Multiple partners - beats suicide every time...

I have a Matador too, but with a regular pull-chord start. I also have a tow bar so it can draw a jockey seat. It has the Mag engine.

Americans of course would have nothing like this and even if they had it would be surrounded by laser wire, high tension electric fences, landmines and armed guards. That would just be for the low-risk categories. It would be impossible to penetrate such a "facility" in the U.S never mind be able...

Haven't heard this for decades, love it, very Lennonesque. Thanks for posting.

I was brought up in the heart of religion - father a minister in a catholic backwater in Ireland. I would like someone to explain how god managed to make psychopaths, paedophiles, narcissists and the rest of the panoply of crazies "in his own image."

I see the creation as a bizarre experiment th...

Just love this, especially the gorgeous intro....the ultimate love song....thank you for posting it...

Remember dancing with the mum of one of my college friends to this..a magical time in the mid-1970s. 33 r.p.m. vinyl playing on a Pioneer Pl12 with Pioneer sx636 amp and Goodmans speakers...Thanks for posting - magic stuff.

I love this song, Happiest memories of Autumn 1975. We thought/hoped Queen would go on for ever...

loved this song off "Armed forces."....somewhere in the quisling clinic there's a shorthand typist taking seconds of the minutes..Happy memories of living in a squat in north west London in 1978.

One of the first E.J albums I ever bought and this was my favourite song. I first heard Bitter Fingers in 1975 when living in Highbury, North London. I was staying just round the corner from Furlong road off Holloway road where the great man once lived. Thanks for posting..

That's two songs she's butchered, the other one being "Everybody's got to learn sometime," and her sister ruined, "Old Town." When interviewed on the 7.30 show on Wednesday after singing "Everyone's got to learn sometime" she quipped it was a cover....right, like in case anyone thought it was ori...

Love it love it. So uplifting, just the song to get you going in the morning..thanks for posting...