A Man and a Woman Andy Williams
"A Man and a Woman" by Andy Williams, released in 1967, is a romantic ballad that explores themes of love, companionship, and the deep emotional connection between a couple. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and the beauty of shared moments, emphasizing the simplicity and profundity of love. Musically, the song features lush orchestration and Williams' smooth vocal delivery, characteristic of the pop genre. Its timeless appeal has made it a staple in romantic playlists, contributing to its enduring cultural significance. #Pop
When hearts are passing in the night
In the rushing night
A man, a woman in the night
In the lonely night
Must take a chance that in the light
In tomorrow's light
They'll be together
So much in love
Though yesterday still surrounds you
With a warm and precious memory
Oh, maybe for tomorrow
We can build a new dream for you and me
This glow we feel is something rare
Something really rare
So come and say you want to share
Want to really share
The beauty waiting for us there
Calling for us there
That only loving
Can give the heart
Oh maybe, maybe for tomorrow
We can build a new dream for you and me
In the rushing night
A man, a woman in the night
In the lonely night
Must take a chance that in the light
In tomorrow's light
They'll be together
So much in love
Though yesterday still surrounds you
With a warm and precious memory
Oh, maybe for tomorrow
We can build a new dream for you and me
This glow we feel is something rare
Something really rare
So come and say you want to share
Want to really share
The beauty waiting for us there
Calling for us there
That only loving
Can give the heart
Oh maybe, maybe for tomorrow
We can build a new dream for you and me
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