The Color Of The Night

Album: The Color Of The Night soundtrack (1994)
Charted: 107
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Songfacts®:

  • The sultry British singer Lauren Christy scored a minor hit with this song, which was the theme to the 1994 Bruce Willis movie Color of Night, which is about a psychiatrist who stumbles into the murders of some clients in a therapy group he oversees. The film was a huge flop, but the passionate song, about a woman reaching out to a distant lover who seems to be hiding some kind of trauma, got decent airplay. >>>
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  • Lauren Christy wrote this song with Jud Friedman and Dominic Frontiere. Christy would make her mark as a songwriter as part of the writing team The Matrix, whose co-writes include "Complicated" by Avril Lavigne and "Extraordinary" by Liz Phair.

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  • Siahara Shyne Carter from United StatesThis What I'm Taking About !!!! I love this song Since I was 10 or 12 hehehe I watch the music video in MTV :-D It was beautiful
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