Beverly Bremers - DON'T SAY YOU DON'T REMEMBER (1971-72)
Buy this song here: www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1117338 MUSIC: Helen Miller / LYRICS: Estelle Levitt We wrote on the corner of the table This is the only one that will last For you, for me, for always Forever was made for us but For us it went by too fast Don't say you don't remember I'll never love anyone else If you say you don't remember How can I go on living with myself? When we meet you always call me "baby" How could it be that you forgot my name? Before you go, be honest I belonged to you and Believed that you felt the same Don't say you don't remember I'll never love anyone else If you say you don't remember How can I go on living with myself? People never stay the same forever Somebody always loves a little more Tonight I need to love you Together we'll find a way To make tomorrow worth living for Don't say you don't remember I'll never love anyone else If you say you don't remember How can I go on living with myself? ************************************************ This 70s heartache ballad by Beverly Bremers is so good, it deserves its own video... so I made one. The photos are from Beverly's website (check it out): www.beverlybremers.com/ Released in 1971, then re-released in 1972, "Don't Say..." peaked at #15 on the charts in February 1972. Beverly Bremers remembers composer Helen Miller on Helen's memorial Facebook page: "Helen Miller was a genius, a lunatic, and a tough cookie, who lived life to the fullest - loud & large. It was a privilege to work with her on "Don't Say You Don't Remember". She knew what she wanted & she got it. I also recorded the demos for "Inner City" with her and the amazing Carl Hall, who later performed in the show. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to be in it because of a commitment to another show, but I sure wish I could've. Great songs in that show! What an amazing body of work she created in her life! Anyone who has ever crossed paths with this complex woman will always remember her ; - ) I miss her music, her spirit, & her dirty jokes. I even miss her yelling at me." --Beverly Bremers, Feb. 17, 2011 www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/group.php?gid=75767882004&v=wall
