❤•´ *`•.❤¸September Morn - Neil Diamond❤•´ *`•.❤¸

September Morn Lyrics - Neil Diamond

Stay for just a while

Stay, and let me look at you

It's been so long, I hardly knew you

Standing in the door

Stay with me a while

I only want to talk to you

We've traveled halfway 'round the world

To find ourselves again


September morn

We danced until the night became a brand new day

Two lovers playing scenes from some romantic play

September morning still can make me feel that way


Look at what you've done

Why, you've become a grown-up girl

I still can hear you cryin'

In the corner of your room

And look how far we've come

So far from where we used to be

But not so far that we've forgotten

How it was before


September morn

Do you remember how we danced that night away

Two lovers playing scenes from some romantic play

September morning still can make me feel that way


NEIL DIAMOND BIOGRAPHY


In the winter of 1941, January 24 to be exact, Neil Leslie Diamond was born. He grew up a life just as most other boys, but at the age 16, Neil recieved a guitar for his birthday. That gift, would forever change his life.

Neil Diamond wrote his first song for his girlfriend. The title of the song was "Hear them bells" he never thought about recording it at the time, and didnt record it till many years later. At age 18, Neil wrote the song "Blue Destiny" it was Diamond's fifth song that he wrote. Neil was going to hit the big time, but it would take 8 more years before that moment.

In 1962, Neil Diamond signed with Columbia Records. The song he was signed for was "At Night" which wasnt a big hit to say the least. But in 1966, Neil made his big break. His first hit was "Solitary Man". It is written in a minor key, and has a famous chorus.

Neil Diamond then came out with Cherry Cherry, which to this day remains a famous tune. It rose to number 6 on the billboard charts. Its just a happy "care-free" style song. Later in 1966, he wrote the song that would stay in the number one position on the billboards for longer then any other song. That song was "I'm a Believer". The song recieved the most success with its original singers, "The Monkees". Neil did record the song later though.

In 1967, Neil Diamond wrote "Red, Red Wine". It was written as a country ballad, and didnt recieve much fame on the billboards. But it was in 1988 that UB40 recorded the song and made it a hit, singing it in Raggae style.

Neil Diamond made a big move in 1968, he was at a dispute with Bang Records, who werent exactly enthusiastic about his upcoming song "Shilo". So he moved to MCA records, shilo was on the billboards, even though not high. But it remains the favorite song for many of his fans. "Brooklyn Roads" was another song that was written more for Neil then for the audience. It was a very personaly song.

1969 came, and Neil wrote 3 blockbusters. "Sweet Caroline" was the most popular, peaking out at #4 on the billboard charts. The song starts with a calm beginning, but the whole song is a "build up" to its chorus. Neil's song "Holly Holy" is another song with a long and exciting build up. It rose to #6 on the billboards. Then came a song, that althought it never reached the top 20, is as famous as Sweet Caroline or Holly Holy, it was "Brother Love's Traveling Slavation Show". It was a song about a preacher, and in his live perfomances, his charisma raised the level of excitement dramatically. Watching him sing Brother Love, probably made people wonder if Neil used to be a preacher!

Neil Diamond wrote several "unique" songs, two of them were "Cracklin Rosie" and "Crunchy Granola Suite". The first one was inspired by his trip to an Indian reservation, and if your wondering, Cracklin Rosie is wine. Crunch Granola Suite was inspired because he was impressed with health food, and probably enjoyed it so much he just wanted to write a song about it. Well whatever the case, they did well. And Cracklin Rosie rose to #1 on the billboards.

Neil Diamond could record very emotional songs as well, he probably wrote more of them then "fun" songs. "He Ain't Heavy....He's My Brother" is an example of this. Neil recorded this song in 1970, this was one of the few he actually did not write. It has a wonderful message, and shows that he could be a plain singer and be successful. "I Am....I said" took him 4 months to complete, unlike some songs he wrote in a day. The song (I Am I Said) was a very emotional song, that rose to #4 on the billboards. In his "In My Lifetime" notes, he says it was one of the most satisfying he has ever written.

Song Sung Blue was a simple tune, and a simple message. Neil probably didnt think it would have the success it did, but sure enough, it rose to the #1 position on the billboards. Its just a simple song, but has a good message, mabye thats why so many people like it?

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[lollypoploz333]

this song was palayed at my nanans funeral and everytime i hear it it makes me so sad to be honestm but happy at the same time, i love my nanan soo much xx

[griff59able]

brilliant song, stunning photos.

[M1SSM4R5]

Reminds me of my parents' wedding in september 1993. My Dad died 10 years later. But this song brings it all back....*Big Sigh* :) x

[squidjello2000]

Thank You

[mara8712]

Excellent! THANKS!

[florvillarva913]

lovely!

[song8bird]

Love this song and LOVE your video! :)

[beautifulflames]

Amazing, simply amazing. I am wrestling with whether I should love the song or the singer more as they are both just amazing.

[gabo77banda]

Roxana,I rememer you with that beautiful song.

[Pilola10]

Bellas imágenes,increíble historia...