Secret Love
George Michael · Songs From The Last Century
that lived within the heart of me
all too soon my secret love
became impatient to be free
so I told a friendly star
the way that dreamers often do
just how wonderful you are
and why I'm so in love with you
now I shout it from the highest hill
I even told you the golden dafodill
at least my heart's an open door
and my secret love's no secret anymore
now I shout it from the highest hill
I even told you the golden dafodill
at least my heart's an open door
and my secret love's no secret
my secret love's no secret
my secret love's no secret anymore
Secret Love
George Michael's 'Secret Love' stands as a defining track from his 1991 album *Songs From The Last Century*. Released during a pivotal period in his career, the song blends his signature R&B sensibilities with a polished pop production that marked a departure from his earlier work with Wham!. The recording features Michael's distinctive falsetto and emotive vocal delivery, capturing the melancholic themes of unrequited affection and the complexities of modern relationships. As a key component of his discography, the track exemplifies the sophisticated songwriting and musical maturity that characterized his solo output in the early 1990s. It remains a staple of his catalog, widely recognized for its emotional depth and enduring appeal within the genre.