Brian Hyland - Sealed with a kiss 1962

Sealed with a kiss. Written by Gary Geld and Peter Udell. First recorded by the Four Voices in 1960. Made a hit by Brian Hyland in 1962. Date the video was made: probably sometime around '64-'65.

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[MrSvbb]

some past better times never returnes :P

[Schuyler Smith]

We don't send letters anymore, and we don't make pledges, and we don't seal them with a kiss. When did existence become so cold? I mean seriously. The translation is awkward and we need to work on it. "I'll send you all my love, in an email, sealed with an emoticon."

I used to write romantic poetry. Then I stopped when I reached the realization noone was going to read it beyond the person i was writing it for. Romance isn't dead; it's just in stasis. We need to thaw the ice.

[kzacharie88]

I love this song, though the dances the people are doing in this video are the total opposite of the mood the song conveys.

[nick hall]

this is the best version of this song no doubt

[alan pianosmith]

Thanks Rob... absolutely bang on!

[vald valdez]

Música muito linda

[RandyBful1]

We live in a New World Order. They want to destroy all that's good. They're even destroying nature with their genetically altered frankencrops. They hate anything that's natural and the music back then was natural - not fake like they're conditioning and brainwashing the kids with today.

[mmbmbmbmb]

I was 11, and in love with a boy who went by my Grandparents garden, sitting in a bus, gazing at me from out the window. Needless to say we never met, but the song still has it's romantic impact to this very day ... decades later :o)

[mmbmbmbmb]

@ Schuyler Smith ... "we need to thaw the ice"

they all said: it can't be done

then one came along, who did not know that

and ~ did it!"

your intention is really good ... don't give up on it ;o)

[bigface168]

Classic....

[oliver bonney]

S.W.A.L.K. was what we used to put on the envelope of our love letter to our favourite girl in the 1960's.

Innocence gone forever?

I hope not.

[oliver bonney]

Yes, all the dolly birds dancing on this video are now Grandmothers.

I know, because I married one.

Time moves on, but we, of the 1960's generation, will live forever.