Chris Isaak — I Believe
Album: Forever Blue
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Total ratings: 1346
Released: 1995
Length: 2:57
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I believe the stars keep shining all throught the night.
I believe if we just keep trying it will be alright.
I believe that someday we're gonna find our way.
And I believe in a beautiful day.
I believe in lovers walking side by side.
I believe that someday we'll be satisfied.
I believe the angels listen god hears us pray.
And I believe in a beautiful day.
Yeah I believe it's gonna work out ok.
But not for me, and not for you.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
I believe there's an answer waiting when the day is done.
I believe if you just keep searching you'll find someone.
I believe that you and I just lost our way.
And I believe in a beautiful day.
I still believe in a beautiful day.
But not for me, and not for you.
I know your tried, and I tried to.
Sometime all our dreams just don't come true.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
Oh...Oh...Beautiful day
I believe if we just keep trying it will be alright.
I believe that someday we're gonna find our way.
And I believe in a beautiful day.
I believe in lovers walking side by side.
I believe that someday we'll be satisfied.
I believe the angels listen god hears us pray.
And I believe in a beautiful day.
Yeah I believe it's gonna work out ok.
But not for me, and not for you.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
I believe there's an answer waiting when the day is done.
I believe if you just keep searching you'll find someone.
I believe that you and I just lost our way.
And I believe in a beautiful day.
I still believe in a beautiful day.
But not for me, and not for you.
I know your tried, and I tried to.
Sometime all our dreams just don't come true.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
I believe, I believe, I believe.
Oh...Oh...Beautiful day
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Optimistic, upbeat, discouraged and sad. All at the same time
stephen.king12101 wrote:
Me too! Thanx RP!
I believe I love this song !
Me too! Thanx RP!
Love this!
tutakea wrote:
It's karma
world party > stereophonics, and now this muzak from chris isaak - easily the worst song-sequence i ever heard here .. followed by the annoying Guster.
what have i done to deserve this :-) :-((
It's karma
My favorite rockabilly-ish artist by far.
I believe I love this song !
This morning's playlist has been amazing, but really, is anyone surprised? Thanks RP.
swart wrote:
Damn...I was just thinking he was channeling Roy, but you beat me to it.
Amazing talent. I always thought he sounded like a cross between Duane Eddy and Roy Orbison. Maybe that's what he's aiming for but credit where credit is due. This song is almost perfect.
Damn...I was just thinking he was channeling Roy, but you beat me to it.
Chris Isaak at his prime. Great stuff.
Amazing talent. I always thought he sounded like a cross between Duane Eddy and Roy Orbison. Maybe that's what he's aiming for but credit where credit is due. This song is almost perfect.
Brings back San Francisco nites, mornings, hills, fog, beaches, cold water, lots of trails along the beach.
And Special People who came and went like Summertime Fog...
San Fran is special at every age... magic place where dreams and nightmares come true in equal measure.
perfect heart timing
He is famous for showing up on beaches with a guitar...
MirageRF wrote:
Not Chris Isaak again......
Not one of my favs but, RP's it seems..
Just a tad less please..........
I can't stand this guy either.Not one of my favs but, RP's it seems..
Just a tad less please..........
Isaak's "Forever Blue" is one of the best break albums ever.
Oh this happy song swings along nicely - nice to swing along sometimes
Not Chris Isaak again......
Not one of my favs but, RP's it seems..
Just a tad less please..........
Not one of my favs but, RP's it seems..
Just a tad less please..........
ziakut wrote:
I believe everybody needs something to believe in. I believe I'll have another drink.
Do you think he believes?
I believe everybody needs something to believe in. I believe I'll have another drink.
ziakut wrote:
I believe he does.
Do you think he believes?
I believe he does.
Do you think he believes?
amen
AndyJ wrote:
He always brings back memories of early morning coffee at Ocean Beach... SF is a hard city to stop loving... But like other loves; it can be very expensive on psyche, wallet, emotions, heart... Finally decided it was killing me and pulled away... If Only... if only...
Andy, I feel your pain, but I hear Oregon is great. I'll have an extra double mocha at Java Beach for ya.
He always brings back memories of early morning coffee at Ocean Beach... SF is a hard city to stop loving... But like other loves; it can be very expensive on psyche, wallet, emotions, heart... Finally decided it was killing me and pulled away... If Only... if only...
Andy, I feel your pain, but I hear Oregon is great. I'll have an extra double mocha at Java Beach for ya.
hencini wrote:
Only 1 point to clarify here - Homer Simpson is not a great man. OK 2 - don't be so stingy. If you run out of 10's I'll give you some more.
Such a great song. Brilliant lyrics, fabulous sound. Only reason I don't give it a 10 is because I'm stingy with 10s... : )
Reminds me of what a great man once said: "Welcome to Dumpsville, population: you."
Reminds me of what a great man once said: "Welcome to Dumpsville, population: you."
Only 1 point to clarify here - Homer Simpson is not a great man. OK 2 - don't be so stingy. If you run out of 10's I'll give you some more.
He always brings back memories of early morning coffee at Ocean Beach... SF is a hard city to stop loving... But like other loves; it can be very expensive on psyche, wallet, emotions, heart... Finally decided it was killing me and pulled away... If Only... if only...
tutakea wrote:
A bit of a disconnect for me too - a little bit like throwing an entire music library on "shuffle all." Threw off my groove
Though that wasn't my interrupted activity.
(comic from xkcd.com)
world party > stereophonics, and now this muzak from chris isaak
A bit of a disconnect for me too - a little bit like throwing an entire music library on "shuffle all." Threw off my groove
Though that wasn't my interrupted activity.
(comic from xkcd.com)
Fun song.
tutakea wrote:
Hah, we're in the middle of the same set again, that transistion gave me a big WTF? moment or three.
world party > stereophonics, and now this muzak from chris isaak - easily the worst song-sequence i ever heard here .. followed by the annoying Guster.
what have i done to deserve this :-) :-((
what have i done to deserve this :-) :-((
Hah, we're in the middle of the same set again, that transistion gave me a big WTF? moment or three.
Such a great song. Brilliant lyrics, fabulous sound. Only reason I don't give it a 10 is because I'm stingy with 10s... : )
Reminds me of what a great man once said: "Welcome to Dumpsville, population: you."
Reminds me of what a great man once said: "Welcome to Dumpsville, population: you."
world party > stereophonics, and now this muzak from chris isaak - easily the worst song-sequence i ever heard here .. followed by the annoying Guster.
what have i done to deserve this :-) :-((
what have i done to deserve this :-) :-((
If you have the opportunity to see Chris Isaak live don't miss it. I've seen him twice and both shows were great. He puts on a tremendous show - he really is gifted an entertainer.
I like this song, but it's depressing as shit.
Love this guy and particularly this song. When i saw him in Townsville in the north of Australia he came on and asked what we want to hear before going on to say that in the big places, the really big places, New York, Paris, London....Townsville, they like to hear the classics so that's what you're going to get. He went on to play all his hits and most of his latest album. Brilliant showman, awesome gig.
Just perfect to launch my weekend and search for a new love......thanks Chris....I believe!
AAAAROOOOOO AAAAAROOOO!! Is that dogs I hear a howling?
Great album start to finish. The actual letter he wrote to a former girlfriend that's behind the cd tray (you have to pop-it out to see it clearly) is a nice touch.
jedley wrote:
Of course I can spell it, especially since it is written in your comments in upper case letters. I just can't identify which definition you were invoking:
can you spell F-A-C-I-L-E?
Of course I can spell it, especially since it is written in your comments in upper case letters. I just can't identify which definition you were invoking:
1 a (1): easily accomplished or attained
(2): shallow , simplistic
b: used or comprehended with ease
c: readily manifested and often lacking sincerity or depth
2archaic : mild or pleasing in manner or disposition
(2): shallow , simplistic
b: used or comprehended with ease
c: readily manifested and often lacking sincerity or depth
2archaic : mild or pleasing in manner or disposition
rvontha wrote:
Why guilty? Forget the pretty boy looks, this album is actually darn good, and let's face it, this guy has one hell of a voice.
I must confess that Chris Isaak is one of my guilty pleasures...
Why guilty? Forget the pretty boy looks, this album is actually darn good, and let's face it, this guy has one hell of a voice.
Art_Carnage wrote:
You know, if you're gonna steal, you might as well steal from somebody first rate.
Just because Roy Orbison is dead, doesn't mean you can steal his act.
You know, if you're gonna steal, you might as well steal from somebody first rate.
Just because Roy Orbison is dead, doesn't mean you can steal his act.
I must confess that Chris Isaak is one of my guilty pleasures...
jedley wrote:
can you spell F-A-C-I-L-E?
I'm having a hard time finding my dictionary, what with the drooling and all.
However, I can spell j-e-a-l-o-u-s.
can you spell F-A-C-I-L-E?
and i thought it was from shrek.....? =)
Great artist - saw hinm for the first time this year - even better live. Great sense of humour!!
A real ladies man.
What relation is this guy to Pete Seeger (sp?) ?
Chris is a California treasure!!!!
Yum.
I am forever doomed to continually here his song I want to fall in love again whenever I hear his voice... :-(
How exactly can this guy ALWAYS sound exactly the same?
LizDeines wrote:
I believe I like it!
I believe I don't.
Yee-ummm. And he can sing!
I believe I like it!
I believe I will hit the mute button...
3.
7 -> 8
Christine Isaak is totally awesome!
Whaou, I'm a believer as well then...
Painted_Turtle wrote:
His voice reminds my of the late great Roy Orbertson
such range
wonderous
I'm a sucker for Roy Orbison as well. Operatic.
His voice reminds my of the late great Roy Orbertson
such range
wonderous
I'm such a sucker for this guy's voice...he could sing a menu and it'd make me swoon...
leonredcollar wrote:
I have never seen/read/heard such a positive response to Chris Isaak. It is quite refreshing. The wife and I have been fans forever, and haven't met anyone else who like the chap. I guess, I haven't met anyone here either, but it is nice to know that there is such an appreciation of Chris and his big guitar.
Been a big fan for well over a decade, Leon. You are not alone.
The beginning reminded me of The Beat(en) Generation by The The. Wonder if that song is the RP library?
Edit: It sure is, but it's never been played! How 'bout it Bill?
I have never seen/read/heard such a positive response to Chris Isaak. It is quite refreshing. The wife and I have been fans forever, and haven't met anyone else who like the chap. I guess, I haven't met anyone here either, but it is nice to know that there is such an appreciation of Chris and his big guitar.
mooseisadick wrote:
I'M glad you're back Roy.
I always thought he was Roy Jr. also....good call!
lathyris wrote:
...Chris Isaak is pure gold.
...and he's terrific live, too - caught his act at the Ravinia festival in Highland Park, Illinois a few years back, and between tunes, he was full of very amusing patter...
Zweiblumen wrote:
I shouldn't like this, I feel, but I'm really enjoying it right now.
Whaaa? Are you kidding? Chris Isaak is pure gold.
I shouldn't like this, I feel, but I'm really enjoying it right now.
I'M glad you're back Roy.
Lloyde Cole's 'Love Ruins Everything' would be a good follow-up tune to this one. But Bill has never played the LC tune though it sits in the RP library.
To be honest... listening to Chris, I get all kinds of turned on... ... just something about him. sexxxxy
-Forever Billowy
I totally agree... Yum...
honeygirl wrote:
To be honest... listening to Chris, I get all kinds of turned on... ... just something about him. sexxxxy
-Forever Billowy
You are not alone.....he is Soooooo hot live.
algrif wrote:
Ive just come online to say the same thing...
It's meant as a compliment to Chris Isaak, by the way.
LOL, that is why I stopped by to make a comment. That was a damn good impression of Orbison, even if unintentional.
meghan89 wrote:
I really thought I was hearing Roy Orbison...
Ive just come online to say the same thing...
It's meant as a compliment to Chris Isaak, by the way.
meghan89 wrote:
I really thought I was hearing Roy Orbison...
good ear! that's the best part. that, and he's hot. rowr! can we have Chris for breakfast every morning?
To be honest... listening to Chris, I get all kinds of turned on... ... just something about him. sexxxxy
-Forever Billowy
I really thought I was hearing Roy Orbison...
This song has Dark and funny lyrics, the man is very funny live.
he had a monologue a few years back before a song about "looking down at your girl, as she sleeps so peacefully on her pillow, and you look at her beautiful face, and all you wanna do... All you wanna do... all you wanna do is COVER THE BED IN GASOLINE AND SET IT ON FIRE!"
(and then the band broke into a song... I saw very very very shocked 8O faces in the crowd as I danced along and laughed and laughed)
love that Chris!
whenever I hear the opening notes of this song, I think it's a speeded-up version of Hunters and Collectors' "Throw Your Arms Around Me" - sounds exactly like it before the words start
susafina wrote:
Cute AND talented... sigh. Back to work now.
why, thank you!
good fun
Clicked in to rate this, and found to my surprise that I'd given it a 3 some time back....not sure what I was thinking as I'm definitely bopping to it now.
Hmmm, California... Carla... Catie... Coldplay... Chris...
Music by alliteration. Different.
Cute AND talented... sigh. Back to work now.
Roverfish wrote:
Chris ain't no Lyle Lovett, but he's decent in his own right.
steeler wrote:
He's good. Sort of a poor man's Roy Orbison, which is not damning with faint praise because no one beats Roy.
He's good enough to get any chick he wants, and that's all that matters.... (pimp)
Forever Blue is one of the great "break up" albums. When CI is sad, he is very good.
All good things must come to an end.
I still believe in a beautiful day...
xkolibuul wrote:
I wanna sing like Chris Isaak...
He's good. Sort of a poor man's Roy Orbison, which is not damning with faint praise because no one beats Roy.
kerouvian wrote:
please, somebody make him shut up!!
Or you, I'll take either.
Chris ain't no Lyle Lovett, but he's decent in his own right.
please, somebody make him shut up!!
I wanna sing like Chris Isaak...
One of his live shows I saw in the early 90s with lunar23 was pretty cool, lotsa jokes and talk, incl. being in the crowd with signing sessions during a break in a mid-size theater...
RRRRRROckin' good tune!
(despite that skip ) A 9
Roverfish wrote:
Or,
ROY ORBISON LIVES!
Good tune, RP.
I wish, the Wilburys rocked!!
Leslie wrote:
But would you kill to have his mirror suit?
I'd like any of those kick-ass suits of his. This is one of my top five albums of the 90's. More than his fair share of intensity and talent on that Forever Blue.
lunar23 wrote:
I wouldn't mind being him for a day ;)
I'm probably one of the few who liked his TV show. Like this song, too. Nice positive one to start the day.
I wouldn't mind being him for a day ;)
wonderunit wrote:
I would kill to have this dude's hair.
I would kill to have this dude (or the non-violent equivalent)
Isaak is one of my favorite musicians, but to me this is one of his more treacly and unappealing songs. He can (and has) done much better.
wonderunit wrote:
I would kill to have this dude's hair.
But would you kill to have his mirror suit?
wonderunit wrote:
I would kill to have this dude's hair.
One of his better songs of this album... Cool jangly guitar
"...but not for you, and not for me..."
Originally Posted by leathepea:
ELVIS LIVES!
Or,
ROY ORBISON LIVES!
Good tune, RP.
Originally Posted by leathepea:
ELVIS LIVES!
Who needs Elvis...we have Chris Isaak
ELVIS LIVES!
Amazing talent. I always thought he sounded like a cross between Duane Eddy and Roy Orbison. Maybe that's what he's aiming for but credit where credit is due. This song is almost perfect.
Or, maybe, he's aiming to be hisself.