This winter break, we explore love – all forms of love. Today, the day of big resolutions, let’s look at a great idea from Louis Chedid (whose birthday it is also).
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It’s true: we never tell the people we love enough that we love them. This may seem a little stupid when psychologists, coaches, authors of feelgood novels say it and repeat it but, all the same, We never tell the people we love enough that we love them.
This song was released in 2010, when its author, composer and performer, Louis Chedid, was 62 years old – and in fact, today is his birthday, since he was born on 1er January 1948. We also celebrate the birthday of Olivia Ruiz, born on 1er January 1980, and who says the same thing.
In this episode of These party songsyou hear excerpts from:
Louis Chedid, We never tell the people we love enough that we love them, 2010
Olivia Ruiz and Christian Olivier, Unsaid, 2007
Olivia Ruiz, Question of modesty, 2012
The Charts, Our slates, 1994
Georges Brassens, Song for Auvergnat, 1954
Georges Brassens, Don Juan, 1976
Barbara, I can not say, 1964
Louise Attaque, From love to love, 2000
Patricia Kaas, And I blame myself, 1999
Francoise Hardy, You are like everyone who grieves, 1970
M, We never tell the people we love enough that we love them, 2020
Louis Chedid and Yvan Cassar, We never tell the people we love enough that we love them, 2021
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