Billy Fury - I Will (1964)
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2012
- Lyrics:
I don't wanna be the one to say I'm gonna miss ya.
But I will, I will.
I don't wanna say I'm gonna cry my eyes out baby.
But I will, I will.
I'm not ashamed for you to know how much I really love you so cos it was such a thrill.
And just remember when your gone they'll be that someone sad who loves you still
You will look at him and see me smiling back at you.
I know you will you will.
You will find yourself repeating things we used to do.
I just know you will, you will.
Don't wounded if you wanna come back just come running home to me and let me feel the thrill.
Cos I'm the one that told you I would love you here forever and I will, I will.
Music
{I will} I will
Music
{I will} I will
wohohoh You will look at him and see me smiling back at you.
I know you will you will.
You will find yourself repeating things we used to do.
I just know you will, you will.
But don't wounded if you wanna come back just come running home to me and let me feel the thrill.
Cos I'm the one that told you I would love you here forever and I will, I will, I will, I will. - Hudba
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As I type I'm sitting on the bench dedicated to Billy, right opposite his grave. This is my favourite by Billy. R.I.P.
Probably the wonderful Billy’s best from a motown fan
Billy fury was the best singer ever to come out of liverpool and this country RIP Billy
Great song
My sister died on Wednesday, she was a big Billy Fury fan and I'm compiling a list of Billy's songs for her service. This one is obviously top of the list
Sorry to hear about your sister So many of his songs to choose from My favourite is In Thoughts Of You his last hit and his best Hope the funeral goes well
olivia, so sad..what did you choose xx
💚🙏💚
My condolences.
That’s sad.
Other than Elvis, Billy was my heartthrob! I was flying with Laker Airways when this video was done, God Bless Him
Laker Airline's, now that's a name from the past.
@@brucepickess8097 where you with Laker?
@@carlawalls6839 No, just Freddie Laker a name from yeaster year, his airline no frills, and fares not to dear.✈😏
Crazy how much this dude looked so much like Elvis! Fantastic voice wow amazing singer!
This reminds me of letting you go in 1969. 💔💔💔💔💔💔
Billy Fury gifted talent done great songs
Love the look on the air hostess's face behind him!
He's voice was made for ballads, outstanding singer
I totally agree with you no that he was outstanding singer billy fury
Am big Billy Fury, records gone but many cds
For you Christy on your 7th anniversary one of favourite singer,s singing one of your favourite song,s
Great voice ,great man keep playing his tunes
Gorgeous Billy fury love this song ❤️ love Billy legend ❤️rip Billy still love u and miss u 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 🌹 ❤️🎸🎶
He was the man so good….
Love this song awesome voice magic a 💎💎💎 of a song r I p Billy fury God bless you
A wonderful star 🌟 Billy Fury 🌟 his songs are so good 🌟
So glad Liverpool One has his statue. Such an underrated performer. And hardly ever played.
Possibly Britain's best ever rock n roller, brilliant singer/songwriter, deserves more recognition.
I love This Man ...i love This song ❤️
Originally by Dean Martin and covered by Ruby Winter in 1977 but this is still my favourite version.
if you look the releases you will see Vic Dana American singer recorded his version
in 1962. Billy Fury recorded a different arrangement version in 1964 and Dean Martin recorded the same musical arrangement as Billy Fury in 1965 . So Billy's version was good enough for Dean to record a straight copy of it.
I like Dean and Billy so for a long time I tried to find out whose version came out first. Billy 1964 Dean 1965.
The first version was released by the songwriter Billy Glasser under the pseudonym Dick Lory Vic Dana version is noticeably different to Billy Fury, Dean martins version is the same as Billy Fury, but as Billy was an unknown in the US I figure Dean thought he could do a straight copy and nobody in the US would know
@@andrewmstancombe1401 I've just listened to the Vic Danna version. I like it. I like the Dick Lory version too.
He was the Liverpool's Elvis Presley!
I was born in the seventies but I love this song.What a great voice and a great look.
Great.RIP Billy Fury.
First I've heard of this guy and I'm 75. I believe Vic Dana did the original version.
what a lovely song pulls at your heart strings perfect arrangement lovely harmonies ..great balance billy was the tops for me during the 60s great voice had a knack of putting a song accross apparently this was one of his faviorates to but then he was such a nice down to earth person much loved sadly misseds
Love this song my favourite song of billy's
Beautifull song x
fantastic song really tugs at your heart strings great genuine bloke too ..sadly missed
This is one of my favourite songs...
This is my favourite song of billy fury too
THE MAN
Beautiful ♥️🙏♥️
On this day in 1964 {May 1st} Billy Fury performed "I Will" on the British ITV network television program, 'Ready Steady Go!'....
At the time the song was in it's first week on the United Kingdom's Official Top 50 Singles chart at position #38, three weeks later it would peak at #14 {for 2 weeks} and it spent twelve weeks on the Top 50...
And on the same 'RSG!' show he also performed the record's B-side, "Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees}"...
Between 1959 and 1983 the Liverpool native had thirty records on the U.K. Singles chart, eleven made the Top 10 with his biggest hit being "Jealousy"*, it peaked at #2* for one week in 1965...
He just missed having three more #2 records when three of his records peaked at #3; "Halfway To Paradise" {1961}, "Like I've Never Been Gone" {1963}, and "When Will You Say I Love You" {1963}...
Billy Fury, born Ronald Wycherley, passed away at the young age of 42 on January 28th, 1983 {heart attack}...
May he R.I.P.
* The week "Jealousy" was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "Kon-Tiki" by the Shadows...
Thanks, from Liverpool.
Jealousy was not his biggest hit, it was his highest chart position.
Halfway to paradise despite only making no.3, actually spent 3 months in the top 10 and 5 months on the top 50.
Thus halfway to paradise sold the most, chart ranking depends on many variables including competition at the time and how quickly it sells.
Gorgeous song.
I love Billy Fury
Prachtig nummertje💖
Great song from great performer. One of the best for that time period. Reached number 14 in British Charts lasting 12 week in total in 1964
saw billy live at the granada east ham. Top geezer!
That's true love... Beautiful love
Dean Martin had a hit with this song
this is a top notch song sang by the one only our billy fury lets not forget a great talent he was long live the great singer
Wow. Amazing lyrics, silvertounge for the times
One of the best acts to come out of Liverpool. As good as Elvis anyday and I'm a big Elvis fan 😉
That singer and song
My Aunty Jean RIEP xx miss u xxx
Jimmy Dean of England !!!
Like the way he curls his lip Elvis-style. I had a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel that did that to the poodle puppy we had. I used to imagine it singing the Elvis song 'You ain't nothing but a hound dog'. Hilarious.
Don't WONDER if you wanna come back ........
SUPER SONG 📀💿💿
FAB SINGER🌟⭐🌟
BILLY FURY ⚘⚘⚘
First listen, incredible voice, great song. I'll check out more of his music.
classic billy
Saw this on Ready Steady Go. Not bad..
Tough one, he does it well, but Vic does in a more sentimental way, like a love song it's meant to be but Billy's talent seems to shine above that one...
Timeless classic. Another beautiful version on CZcams by Declan Sinnott.
A good version to send you to asleep
One thing we all agree with I'm sure Alan is it's a lovely song
It is indeed Sean. I loved this song from 1962 (already a mid/late teenager myself) when the original version by Vic Dana was released in the USA In 1965 it was also released by PJ Proby but although a PJ fan it came a distant 3rd to the earlier to versions. I had the great privilege of seeing Billy 2 maybe 3 times in concert in England with Mary Wilde, Joe Brown and others of the era - Great days great music, great memories
Nagy ez a kis dal !
original version by BILL ANDERSON a USA Country singer . this version is very good .
i remember it by ruby winters. prefer her version but, billy makes a good fist of it as he always does.
Think you’re mistaken in claiming Bill Anderson had the original. It was actually by American Vic Dana and was followed by Skeeter Davis. Bill’s version was the 3rd, but as far as I know Bill Anderson never recorded the song. I think you may be mixing it up with Anderson’s song ‘Still ‘ which was a hit for Ken Dodd and Karl Denver.
Hei, Have just listened to Vic Dana’s version whom I’d never heard of although I’m a late 50s / 60s fan of music. (Thank you to the commenter for that introduction to Vic Dana) I’m a huge Billy Fury fan from Liverpool In England. Love Elvis of course & Del and many more. ❤️ Stay safe everybody Rock on 🤘
Lyme Regis Antique shop!
This song just reminds me how fucked up my life is, especially when everyone I loved is dead and they are never coming back
Have you considered meditation?
@@IsaacAsimov1992 haha
stop i hope you are still here
@@IsaacAsimov1992 yes
your meet them again on day
The strings play the theme of James Bond
Billy fury grabo lo se en 1964 enrique guzman y la version original de vic dana salieron en 1962 teo mayo 01 2021
very good cover of VIC DANA version released in 1962 but not a hit.
Listen to ruby winters version
Shame that this from mostly from the flim Play it cool
Take a look of the mexican cover in Spanish; "LO SÉ" made by Enrique Guzmán, It's much better...
love the voice hate the look