The Miracle Of Love
Eurythmics · Revenge
Do you try to hide
In a world of illusion
That's covering your mind?
I'll show you something good
Oh, I'll show you something good
When you open your mind
You'll discover the sign
That there's something you're longing to find
The miracle of love
Will take away your pain
When the miracle of love
Comes your way again
Cruel is the night
That covers up your fears
Tender is the one
That wipes away your tears
There must be a bitter breeze
To make you sting so viciously
They say the greatest coward
Can hurt the most ferociously
But I'll show you something good
Oh, I'll show you something good
If you open your heart
You can make a new start
When your crumbling world falls apart
The miracle of love
Will take away your pain
When the miracle of love
Comes your way again
The miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Will take away your pain (must take a miracle)
When the miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Comes your way again (must take a miracle)
The miracle of love
Will take away your pain
When the miracle of love
Comes your way again
The miracle of love
Will take away your pain
When the miracle of love
Comes your way again
The miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Will take away your pain (must take a miracle)
When the miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Comes your way again (must take a miracle)
The miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Will take away your pain (must take a miracle)
When the miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Comes your way again (must take a miracle)
The miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Will take away your pain (must take a miracle)
When the miracle of love (must take a miracle)
Comes your way again (must take a miracle)
The Miracle Of Love
Released on the 1981 album Revenge, The Miracle Of Love stands as a defining track in the synth-pop canon, showcasing Eurythmics' signature blend of androgynous vocals and electronic textures. Written by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, the song exemplifies the duo's ability to merge pop sensibilities with a darker, more atmospheric production style that would characterize much of their early work. Its driving rhythm and haunting melody captured the zeitgeist of early 1980s electronic music, influencing countless artists who followed in the wake of the new wave movement. The recording remains a testament to the band's innovative approach to synthesizer usage and vocal delivery, cementing their status as pioneers of the genre.