C.C. Catch - Good Guys Only Win In Movies (1988) Radio Version - Tv - /RE

Archiv Tv Public Spain TVE (Un verano tal cual - ) /REmastered C.C. Catch aka Caroline Gertrud Catharina Müller, known professionally as C. C. Catch, is a Dutch-born German pop singer, also known for her collaboration with Dieter Bohlen (one half of Modern Talking) in the 1980s. Müller was discovered by Dieter Bohlen in one of her performances in Hamburg. Bohlen signed her to BMG, effectively launching her solo career. Bohlen gave her the stage name C. C. Catch, the two “C“s standing for the first initials of her two first names, and “Catch“ which she thought was a good idea and looked great with the initials. C.C. Catch - Good Guys Only Win In Movies (1988) Vocal - Caroline Gertrud Catharina Müller (Born 31 July 1964 in Oss, North Brabant, Netherlands) Co-producer – Luis Rodriguez-Salazar Producer, Arranged - Dieter Günther Bohlen Written – Dieter Günther Bohlen 1988 Hansa Musikproduktions GmbH. --------------------------------------------------------------------- (Computerised half read... My mother was a teacher... I-i-i-i-including the captain May I send, may I send I send..) Oh, I need you My heart cries out, I miss you How can you mend a broken heart ? More than ever My heart needs you forever How can you try a brand new start ? How can you mend my heart, my heart, my heart ? Good guys only win in movies Million miles from nowhere My heart is crying Take care, take care Good guys only win in movies From a distant fire I’m burning in desire Higher Friends and strangers Don’t you see the danger Oh baby, look behind closed walls Oh, I’m falling Don’t you hear my calling How can you try a brand new start ? How can you mend my heart, my heart, my heart ? Good guys only win in movies Million miles from nowhere My heart is crying Take care, take care Good guys only win in movies From a distant fire I’m burning in desire Higher Come on take my heart again Come on take my love again Good guys only win in movies Million miles from nowhere From now-nowhere (My mother was a teacher... May I send...)
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