Song of the Day - Memory : Elaine Page
This is just the kind of mood that I am in now. This song is really depressing but for some reason it has the tendency to cheer me up whenever I hear it. I love listening to Elaine Page sing it. She has so much passion in her voice. My favorite line is “if you touch me you will understand what happiness is.” I dont know why but that part just touches me in a way that I can not describe. The whole song is great and the lyrics are wonderful.
I don’t expect anything less from Andrew Lloyd Webber. He has written some of my favorite musicals in history. This song from Cats is no exception. =) cats
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