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Introduction:
Released in 1989, Will You Ever Let Me is a pop ballad by the legendary group, the Bee Gees. The song marked a bit of a shift for the band, showcasing a more mature sound compared to their earlier disco hits. While still incorporating their signature soaring vocals, Will You Ever Let Me explored themes of uncertainty and emotional complexity within a relationship.
The song originated from the creative efforts of all three Gibb brothers: Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, and Maurice Gibb. They not only penned the lyrics but also shouldered the production duties for the track. This collaborative approach had been a hallmark of the Bee Gees throughout their career, and Will You Ever Let Me proved to be no exception.
Will You Ever Let Me wasn’t a chart-topping megahit for the Bee Gees like some of their previous disco releases. However, it achieved a respectable level of commercial success, reaching number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States. The song also performed well internationally, topping the charts in several countries. This performance cemented Will You Ever Let Me as a notable track in the later discography of the Bee Gees.
Beyond its chart rankings, Will You Ever Let Me resonated with fans for its emotional depth. The song’s lyrics grapple with feelings of confusion and doubt within a romantic relationship. The lines “I’ve come to feel that you’re a blessing in disguise / Find a way of making sure / Is what you show to me the devil in your eyes / Are you the killer or the cure” capture this internal struggle and the yearning for clarity. The melancholic melody complements the introspective lyrics, creating a powerful and relatable ballad.
Will You Ever Let Me stands as a testament to the Bee Gees’ ability to evolve and adapt their sound throughout their long and illustrious career. While the song may not have reached the same level of stratospheric success as some of their earlier disco hits, it has earned its place as a cherished track among their dedicated fanbase. The song’s enduring legacy lies in its poignant exploration of complex emotions and its beautiful delivery by the unmistakable Gibb brothers.
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Lyrics:
I’ve come to feel that you’re a blessing in disguise,Find a way of making sure.Is what you show to me the devil in your eyes?Are you the killer or the cure?I could be the fire you startAt just the mention of your name.I rise and I rise up to heaven, my love,And let you shoot me down in flames.You don’t take me serious,Too insane to see you’re just too good to be true,And I don’t sympathize with thoseWho crawl home to you.Your head is on the line, you find no other loveAnd I would go through hell for you.Tell me, will you ever let me in?Tell me, will you ever let me in?Maybe the trick is to be taken by surprise,And, lady, be wise, beware.The way to make you make that final sacrifice,The dream is real for those who dare.I will redefine your life.We remember till we dieWhen love is in motion who needsMore than this,And soon we know what passion isAll is fair in love and war.It’s what I’m fighting for, but you’re just too goodTo be true,And I don’t sympathize with thoseWho crawl home to you.Your head is on the line, you find no other loveAnd I would go through hell for you.Tell me, will you ever let me in?Tell me, will you ever let me in?I will be the fire you startAt just the mention of your name.All is fair in love and war,You know what I’m fighting for,Love has shot me serious,Right between the eyes,You’re just too goodTo be true,And I don’t sympathize with thoseWho crawl home to you.Your head is on the line, you find no other loveAnd I would go through hell for you.Tell me, will you ever let me in?Tell me, will you ever let me in?